TDD in Java
This course will teach you how to use Test Driven Development (TDD) to produce well-designed and well-tested code in small, verifiable and steps.
What you'll learn
No one wants to deal with poorly designed, buggy software. In this course, TDD in Java, you'll learn to write clean, testable software using TDD.
First, you'll understand the theory behind TDD, as well as its advantages, and disadvantages. Next, you'll learn how to apply TDD on several independent examples. Finally, you'll learn several advanced TDD concepts and the crucial tips for writing clean, maintainable tests.
When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of practical TDD needed to write professional software that other developers will love working with.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- Understanding the Requirement 3m
- First Test - Empty Portfolio 2m
- Adding One Stock 5m
- Adding Many Stocks 4m
- Back to the Drawing Board 5m
- First Tests with the New Design 3m
- Making Controversial Decisions to Move Forward 4m
- Testing for Multiple Positions 6m
- Testing the Total Value 3m
- Further Challenges 3m
- Module Summary 2m
About the author
With over 10 years of industry experience, Andrejs is a seasoned tester and test automation professional. His capabilities span from hands-on test automation of UI and Web API layers to handling message-driven architectures. Additionally, he has proven experience in guiding and coordinating teams of testers to formulate comprehensive test plans and cases.