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The easiest and most pleasant way to get started with unit testing, JUnit, and Test Driven Development (TDD) that you could imagine.
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The easiest and most pleasant way to get started with unit testing, JUnit, and Test Driven Development (TDD) that you could imagine.
Read more
The easiest and most pleasant way to get started with unit testing, JUnit, and Test Driven Development (TDD) that you could imagine.
This course introduces why you want to write automated tests for your code and how to implement this in Java, covering fundamentals of how to write simple tests using JUnit and Hamcrest, through Test Driven Development (TDD) and then explains how to structure your code and design in order to make testing easier.
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Syllabus
Introduction
Testing Code
Writing Good Tests
Introducing Test Driven Development
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Syllabus
Introduction
Testing Code
Writing Good Tests
Introducing Test Driven Development
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Dependencies
Going Outside-in
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Know what's good ,
what to watch for , and
possible dealbreakers
Introduces unit testing, JUnit, and TDD, which are essential software development concepts and practices
Takes a hands-on approach to unit testing, making it easier for learners to understand and apply the concepts
Provides learners with practical and foundational knowledge in the field of software testing
Focuses on writing good tests, emphasizing the importance of reliable and maintainable tests
Involves learners in the development process by teaching them about TDD, an industry-standard approach to software development
Covers topics such as dependencies, outside-in testing, and code structuring, which are important for effective testing
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As a Software Tester, you are responsible for ensuring the quality of software products. To do this, you design and execute tests to find and fix bugs. A background in Java is highly valued by employers in this field, and this course can help build a foundation in testing software written in Java.
Software Developer
Software Developer
Software Developers design, develop, and maintain computer software. They use a variety of programming languages, including Java. This course can help aspiring Software Developers learn how to write and maintain high-quality code.
Quality Assurance Analyst
Quality Assurance Analyst
Quality Assurance Analysts work to ensure the quality of software products and services. They use a variety of tools and techniques, including testing, to find and fix bugs before they reach customers. This course can help build a foundation in testing, which is an important part of a Quality Assurance Analyst's job.
Software Quality Engineer
Software Quality Engineer
Software Quality Engineers work to ensure the quality of software products. They use a variety of tools and techniques, including testing, to find and fix bugs. This course can help Software Quality Engineers learn how to write and execute tests in Java.
Test Engineer
Test Engineer
Test Engineers design and execute tests to ensure that software products meet requirements. They work closely with developers and other team members to ensure that software is high-quality and bug-free. This course can help Test Engineers learn how to use Java to write and execute tests.
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Technical Support Engineer
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Project Manager
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Systems Analyst
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Time
234 hours
Level
Introductory
Via
Pluralsight
Instructor
Richard Warburton
Language
English
Good to know
Introduces unit testing, JUnit, and TDD, which are essential software development concepts and practices
Takes a hands-on approach to unit testing, making it easier for learners to understand and apply the concepts
Provides learners with practical and foundational knowledge in the field of software testing
Focuses on writing good tests, emphasizing the importance of reliable and maintainable tests
Involves learners in the development process by teaching them about TDD, an industry-standard approach to software development
Covers topics such as dependencies, outside-in testing, and code structuring, which are important for effective testing
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