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The goal of this 1.5-day course is to provide students with best practices around testing, refactoring code to be more testable, and writing good tests. To achieve this goal, students will practice writing tests throughout the course.
The goal of this 1.5-day course is to provide students with best practices around testing, refactoring code to be more testable, and writing good tests. To achieve this goal, students will practice writing tests throughout the course.
Refresh on the foundations of unit testing with core mechanics
Refactor existing code to be more testable
Explore testing with a network
Isolate testable code units with code contracts to improve testability and defect resiliency
Test user interfaces to validate functionality
Understand how accessibility features can make your UI tests more resilient to interface changes
Single responsibility principle (SRP)
Identifying what to test
Writing good tests
Understanding test-driven development
Automating behaviors and tests locally and remotely with git and GitHub Actions
iOS developers using Swift or Android developers using Kotlin with at least 6 months experience building apps are ideally suited for this course.
Experience working with asynchronous code and web services is strongly recommended.