Instant Test Driven Development with Java, JUnit and Mockito
What you'll learn
- Write unit tests with confidence. Understand the various patterns and techniques to apply in different situations.
- Go from Zero to Hero with your Java TDD skillz!
Course content
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Requirements
- Basic understanding of programming and Java.
Description
This course will get you up to speed with JUnit and TDD in next to no time with a mixture of Instant Demos, Deep Dives and Philosophy lectures.
In the Instant Demo you'll quickly get a feeling for how things will work once you're an expert. No getting distracted by detail, just the real life feel of using the techniques.
With a Deep Dive we will unpack all the necessary detail to enrich your understanding.
The Philosophy lectures will give you the fundamentals from which you can grow your own knowledge.
Building your knowledge from the inside out with realistic examples means you will understand TDD quickly and deeply. Hopefully this course will make you excited about what TDD can do for you.
Includes:
JUnit 4.12
Mockito 2
Spring Testing
Parameterized tests
Various other JUnit runners
Written by the author of The Coding Craftsman WordPress blog.
Who this course is for:
- Java developer looking to become an expert in Test Driven Development and the JUnit ecosystem.
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Instructor
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Ashley is a hands on Software Engineering Consultant, Technical Author and Mentor.
As a TDD enthusiast, he has contributed to Open Source TDD projects, including Spectrum BDD and a minor contribution to Mockito to aid its use with Java 8.
As well as running his own software development consultancy, Ashley works for Baeldung as a Technical Editor, and has produced training content for Packt.
He is a passionate and energetic evangelist of Agile, TDD and Clean Coding and wants everyone to be able to deliver beautiful code that keeps working. He writes extensively about this in his CodingCraftsman Wordpress blog.
In his spare time he is also a stand-up comedian, though tends to keep quiet about unit tests while on stage!