In episode 7 of Testing All The Things we replace the hand coded test doubles with ones creating with the test double framework Mockery.
You can find all the Test Double code in this GitHub repository
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Episode 006 – Setting up PHPStorm & PHPUnit
In episode 6 of Testing All The Things we look at setting up PHPStorm and PHPUnit. During the video we look at feature and shortcuts to make your development process as simple as possible.
Episode 005 – Fake Test Double
In Episode 5 of Testing All The Things we look at the final type of test double.
During this video we replace the mock random number generator with a fake.
You can find all the Fake Test Double code in this GitHub repository.
Episode 004 – Mock Test Doubles
In Episode 4 of Testing All The Things we continue to create the driving licence generator we started in the previous two videos. In this video we create a mock random number generator to create random digits to the end of the driving licence number.
You can find all the Test Double code in this GitHub repository or just the code created for the spy functionality in this commit
Episode 003 – Spy Test Doubles
In this episode 3 of Testing All The Things we continue to look at different types of Test Double.
In the second video on test doubles we look at Spy Test Doubles.
You can find all the Test Double code in this GitHub repository or just the code created for the spy functionality in this commit.
Episode 002 – Stub Test Doubles
In episode 2 of Testing All The Things we start to exploring Test Doubles. Test doubles are used to isolate the code under test from its dependencies. Test doubles imitate the functionality of a dependency.
Creating test doubles do not require the use of a mocking framework. In the following videos we will not use a mocking framework so we can concentrate of the theory.
In the first video we are looking at the simplest form of Test Double, Stubs.
Episode 001 – Queue (Abstract Data Type)
In the first episode of Testing All The Things we introduce the concept of Test Driven Development (TDD). Using unit tests to guide the implementation of a Queue (Abstract Data Type)
During this episode we follow Uncle Bob’s three Rules of TDD
- You are not allowed to write any production code unless it is to make a failing unit test pass.
- You are not allowed to write any more of a unit test than is sufficient to fail; and compilation failures are failures.
- You are not allowed to write any more production code than is sufficient to pass the one failing unit test.
The GitHub repository for the code produced during this video can be found here.
Announcing: Testing All The Things Screencast
For a while now I’ve been thinking about producing content other than a blog. So with that in mind I’ve been working on a series of coding screencasts about software testing.
Testing All The Things is my coding screencast that I will use to demonstrate different techniques and tools for automated testing software.
I plan to do broadcast live coding once I get a bit more practise but for now I will record the coding sessions then upload them to YouTube fortnightly.
The code produced during my coding demonstrations will be uploaded to the Testing All The Things GitHub account.
There is also a new Twitter account to follow as well if you want more tweets about coding and testing rather than cycling and family.
If you have any suggestions for things you would like me to cover please leave a comment on this post.
Look out for the first video tomorrow.