Test-Driven Development: Extensive Tutorial

course_overview

This ebook is an attempt to create open-source extensive tutorial on Test-Driven Development (TDD). It is and always will be available free of charge.

count_parts
count_chapters
begin_reading
download
part_count

Front Matter3 chapters

Begin part
  1. Dedications

  2. Thanks!

  3. About code examples

part_count

Part 1: Just the basics12 chapters

Begin part
  1. Motivation – the first step to learning TDD

  2. The essential tools

  3. It’s not (only) a test

  4. Statement-first programming

  5. Practicing what we have already learned

  6. Sorting out the bits

  7. How to start?

  8. How is TDD about analysis and what does “GIVEN-WHEN-THEN” mean?

  9. What is the scope of a unit-level Statement in TDD?

  10. Developing a TDD style and Constrained Non-Determinism

  11. Specifying functional boundaries and conditions

  12. Driving the implementation from Specification

part_count

Part 2: Object-Oriented World16 chapters

Begin part
  1. On Object Composability

  2. Telling, not asking

  3. The need for mock objects

  4. Why do we need composability?

  5. Web, messages and protocols

  6. Composing a web of objects

  7. When are objects composed?

  8. How does a sender obtain a reference to a recipient (i.e. how connections are made)?

  9. Where are objects composed?

  10. Interfaces

  11. Protocols

  12. Classes

  13. Object Composition as a Language

  14. Value Objects

  15. Value object anatomy

  16. Aspects of value objects design

part_count

Part 3: TDD in Object-Oriented World17 chapters

Begin part
  1. Mock Objects as a testing tool

  2. Test-first using mock objects

  3. Test-driving at the input boundary

  4. Test-driving at the input boundary – a retrospective

  5. Test-driving object creation

  6. Test-driving object creation – a retrospective

  7. Test-driving application logic

  8. Test-driving value objects

  9. Reaching the web of objects boundaries

  10. What’s inside the object?

  11. Design smells visible in the Specification

  12. THIS IS ALL I HAVE FOR NOW. WHAT FOLLOWS IS RAW, UNORDERED MATERIAL THAT’S NOT YET READY TO BE CONSUMED AS PART OF THIS TUTORIAL

  13. Mock objects as a design tool

  14. Guidance of test smells

  15. Revisiting topics from chapter 1

  16. Maintainable mock-based Statements

  17. Refactoring mock code

part_count

Part 4: Application architecture4 chapters

Begin part
  1. On stable/architectural boundaries

  2. Ports and adapters

  3. What goes into application?

  4. What goes into ports?

part_count

Part 5: TDD on application architecture level2 chapters

Begin part
  1. Designing automation layer

  2. Further Reading

part_count

Notes0 chapters

Begin part