Mocking Your Backend with ngMock

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---
Session:
  Title: Mocking Your Backend with ngMock
  Description: >
    If you've been in the industry longer than a few hours, you've encountered a scenario
    where the backend your app communicates with is either down, wrong, or incomplete.
    You may have also written modules that interact with a server that you'd like to test.
    Thankfully, Angular includes the ngMock module that enables you to implement a mock
    backend with a minimal amount of code. With capabilities aimed at both unit testing
    and integration testing, you should definitely get familiar with ngMock.
  Length: 20 # sessions are 5 or 20 minutes long
  Tags: 
    - ngMock
    - testing
    - qa

Speaker:
  name: Ben Clinkinbeard
  twitter: bclinkinbeard
  email: ben@knowbetter.io
  bio: >
    Ben is an independent consultant living in the bustling tech hub of Northern Kentucky.
    He has been contributing to and creating open source projects since 2007, and is a regular
    contributor to [egghead.io](http://egghead.io) on topics from D3 to Protractor to Angular
    basics. His current interests are all things JavaScript, process, automation, and anything
    else that helps him create compelling, useful software.
```