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docs($httpBackend): add module declaration for best understanding purposes #9563
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According with the Issue #9537. This module declaration in the test is very important. When I started to test in angular I copy and paste this code to see how it works, and I get this `module undefined error`, and just after read some blog posts I figure out that this line is essential for testing your module. So, for best understanding of begginers this can be very helpful.
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I forgot the brackets for defining a module. I'm gonna fix this. |
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According with the Issue #9537. This module declaration in the test is very important. When I started to test in angular I copy and paste this code to see how it works, and I get this
module undefined error, and just after read some blog posts I figure out that this line is essential for testing your module. So, for best understanding of begginers this can be very helpful.