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Test Driven Development with C++ Training Course
Apply TDD To C++ Development - Improve Quality And Reduce Development Costs
TRAINING COURSE OVERVIEW
The Test-Driven Development in C++ training course presents a number of modern practices for developing code based on an adaptive development lifecycle. Agility and predictability are two qualities often missing from software development. A test-driven approach, in which design is grown and code delivered incrementally according to functionality or risk, forms the basis of the construction phase of an iterative and incremental development. The use of unit testing provides confidence in existing code and supports the ability to refactor code as development unfolds.
AUDIENCE
CONTENT
DETAILHIGHLIGHTS
Programmer Testing
Evidence of care · Testing viewpoint · Pragmatic testing · Automation · Bug pathology · Qualitative and constructive · Testing frameworks
Good Unit Tests
Test quality · Good unit tests (GUTs) · Not-so-good unit tests · Fine-grained tests · Behavioural tests · Functional versus operational testing · Black-box tests
Testing Approach
Testing sensibility: passive, reactive, active · Plain Ol' Unit Testing (POUT) · Defect-Driven Testing (DDT) · Test-Driven Development · Key TDD practices · The test-first cycle · Definition of done
More GUTs
Cohesive and focused tests · Propositional test names · Example-based tests · Choosing example data · Quality of failure · What to include and exclude · Short test cases · Single level of abstraction · Anatomy of a test case (Given–When–Then)
Listening to Your Tests
Feedback from testing · Reasons testing can be hard · Technical debt · Code smells · Refactoring · Dimensions of change · White-box testing issues · Coverage
Test-Driven Decoupling
Unit testability and coupling · Unmanaged dependencies · External dependencies · Unit versus integration tests · Characterising testability · Singletons and statics · Test doubles · Doubling techniques in C++
- Appreciate the benefits of testing as a design tool and not just a defect reduction technique
- Recognise the purpose and practice of refactoring in keeping a system supple and adaptable
- Know how to build up a set of unit tests
- Understand the consequences of dependency management on testing and code quality
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