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Get set up for creating unit tests in java in the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment
Create unit tests for a simple code library
Enhance your unit tests through the use of Data Driven techniques
Learn how to debug your unit tests
Through the use of hands-on work, you will learn how to create and work with unit tests in Java using the Eclipse integrated development environment. Get professional tips on creating, debugging, and improving your tests in a practical way.
The introduction uses a two iteration cycle to create unit tests that address the product code as it is being developed, giving you the basis for not only creating and improving your unit testing ability, but also pointing the way towards exercising these new concepts in BDD (Business/Behavior Driven Development) or TDD (Test Driven Development).
We do more than just talk about how to do this, we provide step-by-step labs detailing how to create your automation and how to improve it as we progress.
For this course, starter code projects are supplied, as well as finished projects you can adapt to fit your needs, or use for reference for further projects.
This course is designed this to help those who want to expand their capabilities in creating software test automation.
Whether you are a student, a manual tester, or are already a software test professional, this course can help you become more effective in your role.
Start your journey towards effective unit testing today!
4 sections • 5 lectures • 46m total lengthExpand all sections
Course Goal: Learn the basis of unit testing and test driven development
Test Driven Development
Unit Testing with Jasmine
Testing and debugging are places where developers spend a lot of their time. Code doesn’t always perform as expected and, with complex applications, it’s very easy to break code with minor changes. Unit tests and test-driven-development exist to help us manage expectations of our functionality and to ensure that other developers working on our code are aware when a change they made affects already existing functionality. This is very important when working on large projects with many collaborators as well as small projects with few developers.
We’ll be pre-writing tests in code that we can run whenever we make updates to our application. This will ensure that no new logic breaks old logic, and that we are certain that our programs are executing properly when given different inputs.
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What You’ll Learn:
7 sections • 11 lectures • 1h 25m total lengthExpand all sections
Python basics and real world coding framework – organizing code, logging, error handling, config file, unit testing
Learn how to code and unit test Python applications in a real world project. Go beyond the basics by solving a practical use case step by step. This course is designed for Python beginners who want to transition for academic background to a real world developer role !
Course Project :
You will be building a Python application to read data from files and store the data into PostgreSQL database. You will be creating REST endpoints using which external users will interact with your application data. All the industry standard best practices in terms of logging, error handling, config file, code structuring will be used in the application.
Course structure :
You will learn the above concepts by building a real world file processing application. No prior Python knowledge required.
Prerequisites :
8 sections • 31 lectures • 1h 55m total lengthExpand all sections
How to write and run Java Unit tests using JUnit 5
JUnit asserts and annotations
Test-driven development
How to use JUnit for bug fixes
How to use JUnit for feature requests
The import statements needed to run JUnit
Best practices and coding conventions
How to understand test output
Let’s make things easy! In this quick-start course, students will learn how to write and run JUnit Java unit tests. Imports, annotations, and test output will illustrated and explained. Best practices are discussed and demonstrated through examples and applications. By the end of the course, students will be able to conduct their own JUnit tests, successfully interpret test output, and incorporate best practices in their software development. The course is taught by a straight-A Ivy League graduate with industry experience in the subject matter. No prior knowledge of JUnit is required.
3 sections • 11 lectures • 34m total lengthExpand all sections
Introduction to TDD in C#
Today unit testing is the absolutely required skill which is required from any professional developer. Companies expect from developers to know how to write unit tests including all the most important topics such as mocking and test driven development (TDD in short).
This course is all about practicing TDD using C# programming language and NUnit as a unit testing framework. Along the way, we will learn the concepts related to unit testing. This course does not cover all the features of NUnit. This course is way more interesting.
Learning unit testing and TDD puts a powerful and very useful tool at your fingertips. Being familiar with unit testing and TDD you can write reliable and maintainable applications. It is very hard to lead a project which is not covered by unit tests.
Content and Overview
This course is primarily aimed at developers who’re already familiar with the basics of unit testing and dependency injection. Some experience in C# programming is required.
Theory is dead without practice, so starting from the second section, you’ll see tons of programming sessions where I’ll demonstrate how to implement generating of Fibonacci numbers, FizzBuzz, parsing of roman numerals, updateable spin synchronization primitives, tic-tac-toe or crosses and noughts game and game in sticks. You’ll also learn:
Here is my Teaching Approach –
No fluff, no ranting, no beating the air. I respect your time. The course material is succinct, yet comprehensive. All important concepts are covered. Particularly important topics are covered in-depth. For absolute beginners, I offer my help on Skype absolutely free, if requested.
Take this course, and you will be satisfied.
2 sections • 30 lectures • 3h 13m total lengthExpand all sections
Write simple unit tests in C# using the NUnit framework
This course is all about writing unit tests using C# programming language and NUnit as a unit testing framework. Today unit testing is an absolutely required skill from any professional developer. Companies expect from developers to know how to write unit tests.
Learning unit testing puts a powerful and very useful tool at your fingertips. Being familiar with unit testing you can write reliable and maintainable applications. It is very hard to lead a project which is not covered by unit tests.
Content and Overview
This course is primarily aimed at beginner developers.
We start with basics of unit testing. What is a unit test? What unit testing frameworks exist? How to run and debug unit tests. After getting acquainted with the basics, we will get to the NUnit framework. Here you’ll learn how to install the framework, set the runner. Then you’ll learn the basics of assertions and arrange-act-assert triplet. Other key features of NUnit are also covered:
2 sections • 34 lectures • 1h 52m total lengthExpand all sections
Learn about Selenium
The beauty of selenium is, that it supports itself getting programmed on any programming language as long as its drivers are available in it.
It runs tests on any browser as long as they are w3C compliant
And it executes on any operating system.
In this talk we will understand to look at Selenium as a web browser driving tool, which it is actually. We will understand that it doesn’t matter which programming language you use, the concepts around all languages and their unittest remains the same.
Languages covered – Java, C#, Python, Ruby and JavaScript.
Browsers – Chrome and Firefox
OS for demo – Windows.
1 section • 5 lectures • 1h 5m total length
Understand JUnit architecture
Understand and create tests using assertions with hands on coding
Create different types of tests – repeated, conditional, nested etc…
Create TestSuites
Generate JUnit reports
This course is for Java developers who are trying to learn JUnit5 to test their code.
JUnit is probably the most widely used unit testing framework for Java developers. It is the next iteration of JUnit after Junit4 and has a number of new features added.
Knowing how to test your code automatically and enabling your code to be seamlessly tested as part of a CICD pipeline is a “must have” for any developer.
With this course you learn:
JUnit 5 architecture – You learn the basic architecture of JUnit5 and how it builds on top of the JUnit testing platform.
Lifecycle annotations – @Test, @BeforeEach, @AfterEach, @AfterAll @BeforeAll
Testing using assertions – You learn to test for equality, null, exceptions etc…
Various testing scenarios – Write test cases using @RepeatedTest, @ParameterizedTest, @ConditionalTest
Grouping tests – group various tests using @Nested and @Suite annotations.
Reporting test results using maven. With just a few additions to your maven configuration, you will be able to publish these results to a web-page and also share it with your team.
All of the coding will be done on Eclipse. However, if you are familiar with IntelliJ, that should be fine too.
The course will be completely hands on, except when it is required to explain concepts.
8 sections • 21 lectures • 49m total lengthExpand all sections