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What is intermediate testing?

So, I heard about hardware and integration tests, but I recently heard about testing halfway. This term appears to be used most often in the context of AngularJS. There was very little information on this topic in a Google request. My questions about testing halfway are as follows:

  • How is it different from unit testing and integration?
  • What purpose does he fulfill?
  • What problems does he address that the other two approaches are not addressed?
  • Is this a specific AngularJS concept?
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From my own research, testing halfway seems to be unit testing, but with some automation there, to avoid having to make taunts or stubs for things like XHR requests. They call it “in the middle” to mean halfway between full “end-to-end” testing (for example, user testing) and unit test.

I only saw this name used with AngularJS, although the concept can certainly be applied to any package or library where an automatic layer was provided to avoid the need for stubs and jokes.

Read more here: Midway Testing

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