Inject mocks with Spring’s @ContextConfiguration

One of the biggest strengths of Spring is its ability to make your code testable. By using dependency injection and inversion of control, the Spring context defines which objects will be wired into your beans. This makes it easy to wire services, repositories or what ever you like. But how to wire mocks in your […]

Use ranges with ngRepeat

ngRepeat Angular’s ngRepeat directive provides a simple way to iterate over collections to produce HTML dynamically. You probably know it when you have ever worked with lists or arrays in your Angular app:

<ul>

Name: {{ person.name }}

</li>

</ul>

Drawbacks However, there is a small drawback when working with ngRepeat: You can only iterate over collections of the current scope. […]