Chapter 1 - Introduction
- Introducing TDD
- What will we test?
- How to get support while you're taking this course
Chapter 2 - JUnit
- Introducing our first example project
- Using the IntelliJ IDE
- Creating a project structure for test cases
- JUnit Basics
Chapter 3 - First tests
- Thinking about examples and outcomes
- Step 1 - getting to red
- Step 2 - getting to green
- Why you must always start with a failing test!
- Adding more tests
- Finally writing some code
Chapter 4 - Practising the basics
- Testing for exceptions - and challenge number 1
- Challenge 2 - writing a test
- Solution to challenge 2
- Getting to more complex requirements and finding hidden bugs
- Challenge 3 - Adding further business requirements
Chapter 5 - Refactoring
- Getting started with refactoring - extracting constants
- More refactoring - restructuring our code
Chapter 6 - Best Practices
- What is a good or bad test?
- JUnit Asserts
Chapter 7 - Stubs
- The challenge of testing code that has dependencies
- Creating a test stub using just Java
Chapter 8 - Mocks and Mockito
- Why we want to test behaviour as well as logic
- Setting up Mockito and creating a mock
- Using mocks to test behaviour
- Mockito syntax options
Chapter 9 - Fakes and Tautologies
- What are Fakes or Dummies
- Practical exercise - using Mockito to create a stub
- Refactoring our tests - using setup and teardown
- How to avoid tautologies
Chapter 10 - Handling legacy code
- Loading up the case study
- Understanding the challenge part 1
- Understanding the challenge part 2
- Using a Spy
- Practical exercise - finding the fault in the business logic
Goodbye!
- Bonus lecture
