Vitest — New Default Testing Framework for Angular

Published: 04 December 2025
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🚀 ABOUT THIS VIDEO
Angular 21 opens a new  and huge chapter for Angular testing  because  blazing-fast and powerful Vitest becomes the default testing framework and finally replaces Jasmine and deprecated Karma.

In this video, I will guide you through:

✅ Enabling Vitest for your currently existing Angular application.
✅ How to configure Vitest in different ways, including the usage of the vitest.config.ts file.
✅ How to run unit tests in browser mode
✅ How to avoid other common pitfalls when you migrate from Jasmine and Karma.

So let's get started right away and jump straight to the point.

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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:0:00 Intro
00:0:53 Demo App Overview
00:1:27 Migration from Karma
00:4:58 Migration from Jasmine
00:9:50 How to use vitest.config.ts
00:10:31 Using the vitest.config.ts for advanced configurations
00:11:57 Running tests in Browser
00:13:54 Sponsorship Integration
00:15:25 Outro

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