Course Outline
Introduction
Automated unit testing frameworks
- Writing good unit tests
- Identifying and repairing fragile tests
TDD approaches
- TDD as a design tool
- TDD vs refactoring
- TDD workflows and patterns
- TDD schools and variations
TDD challenges
- The workshop exercise explained
Merits of good tests in TDD context
- Evolving what we have, take 1
- Mocking explained
- Using mocking frameworks
- Evolving what we have, take 2
- Breaking change
- Evolving what we have, take 3
Coverage and counter-arguments
Retrospective
Requirements
- An understanding of programming concepts
- Experience with writing basic unit tests
- Familiarity with at least one programming language
Audience
- Software developers
- QA engineers and testers
- Anyone interested in improving their development practices using Test-Driven Development (TDD)
Testimonials (7)
So far Deba was a very good trainer, expertise on the subject matter is very evident on how he answers and attend to our inquiries.
Marc Dominic Bareng - Globe Telecom
Course - Test Driven Development
The exercises
Jayjay Ramos - Globe Telecom
Course - Test Driven Development
Deba is very friendly and is very knowledgeable. I like his approach of getting everyone involved despite the background.
Cornellius Dagmang - Globe Telecom
Course - Test Driven Development
On hand exercises
Ronald Tendencia - Globe Telecom
Course - Test Driven Development
The hands on exercises
Noel Fronda - Globe Telecom
Course - Test Driven Development
The use-cases shared with us, and the actual goal to implement it rather than focusing to just finish the activities.
Charlie Santos - Globe Telecom
Course - Test Driven Development
Learned principles and best practices about TDD that can be applied to our development approach.