Automated Testing: End to End

By Jason Roberts
Keep your software soft with the right automated tests at the right level.
Course info
Rating
(576)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jun 18, 2013
Duration
3h 15m
Table of contents
Introduction to Software Testing
Why Automated Testing? 4m Automated Versus Manual Testing 1m Different Types of Automated Tests 2m Course Structure 1m
Unit Testing - Testing in Isolation
Module Overview 1m Introducing Unit Testing 3m Good Practices 3m What Makes a Good Unit Test? 2m The Three Conceptual Phases of a Test 2m Examples of Bad Unit Tests 2m Introducing Testing Frameworks 4m NUnit Fundamentals 2m Demo: Writing and Running Your First NUnit Unit Test 7m Advanced NUnit 7m TDD and Unit Testing 2m State-based and Interaction-based Unit Tests 3m Testing in Isolation using Fakes 4m Demo: State-based Testing with Moq 8m Demo: Interaction-based Testing with Moq 4m Demo: State-based Testing with Configured Moq Behaviour 3m Module Summary 1m
Integration Testing
Module Overview 1m Introducing Integration Testing 2m Good Practices 2m Different Levels of Integration Testing 1m The Importance of Dependency Inversion 2m Testing Internal Classes Work Together 1m Demo: Testing Internal Classes Work Together 7m Testing External Component Interaction 2m Isolating External Components with the Gateway Design Pattern 2m Demo: Testing External Component Interaction 6m Testing Internal Logical Subsystems 1m Demo: Testing Internal Logical Subsystems 4m Testing Internal Application Service Layer 2m Demo: Testing Internal Application Service Layer 2m Demo: Refactoring the Subsystem Test 5m The Right Mix of Integration Tests 2m Module Summary 1m
Functional UI Testing
Module Overview 1m Introducing Functional UI Testing 3m Choosing a UI Automation Tool 4m Introducing the WatiN Web Application Testing Framework 1m WatiN Fundamentals 6m Demo: Writing Our First Functional UI Test with WaitN 8m The Physical Object Model (POM) Style 2m The Logical Functional Model (LFM) Style 2m Demo: Creating POM Style Tests 10m Demo: Refactoring to LFM 5m Advanced Considerations 2m Module Summary 1m
Putting it all Together with a Continuous Integration Server
Module Overview 1m Introduction to Continuous Integration 2m What’s a Build Pipeline? 2m Our Build Pipeline: Overview 1m Introducing the TeamCity Build Server 3m Our Build Pipeline: Phase One 2m Demo: Pipeline Phase One - Building the Banking Site 8m Demo: Pipeline Phase One - Running Unit Tests 3m Demo: Pipeline Phase One - Running Integration Smoke Tests 3m Demo: Pipeline Phase One - Deploying Banking Site to Test Server 3m Demo: Pipeline Phase One - Running UI Smoke Tests 3m Our Build Pipeline: Phase Two 1m Demo: Pipeline Phase Two - Running Full Integration Tests 5m Our Build Pipeline: Phase Three 1m Demo: Pipeline Phase Three - Running Full UI Tests 3m Advanced Considerations 2m Module Summary 1m
Description
Course info
Rating
(576)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jun 18, 2013
Duration
3h 15m
Description

We shouldn't live in fear of our code. Long-term customer satisfaction, product agility, and developer happiness are crucial. A quality suite of automated tests helps achieve this. This practical course covers how and what to test at the unit, integration, and functional UI levels; and how to bring them all together with continuous integration build server.

About the author
Jason Roberts
About the author

With over 15 years experience, Jason Roberts is a Microsoft .NET MVP, freelance developer, and author.

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