Unit Testing: Principles, Practices, and Patterns - Blackball

principles , Practices, and Patterns Vladimir Khorikov MANNING. Chapter Map Complexity (ch. 7). Fast feedback (ch. 4). Maximize Have high Domain model and Maintainability Maximize unit tests Cover algorithms (ch. 4). (ch. 7). Protection against Test accuracy False negatives Defined by Tackled by regressions Maximize Integration tests (ch. 4) (ch. 4). (ch. 4) Cover Defined by Maximize Resistance to Controllers False positives Used in Tackled by refactoring (ch. 7). (ch. 4). (ch. 4). Damage if used incorrectly Have large number of Mocks (ch. 5). In-process dependencies Are Collaborators (ch. 2) (ch. 2). Managed dependencies Should not be used for (ch. 8) Are Out-of-process dependencies Are Licensed to Jorge Cavaco (ch. 2). Should be used for Unmanaged Are dependencies (ch. 8). unit testing : principles , Practices, and Patterns VLADIMIR KHORIKOV. MANNING. SHELTER ISLAND. Licensed to Jorge Cavaco For online information and ordering of this and other Manning books, please visit The publisher offers discounts on this book when ordered in quantity.

constructors in tests diminishes test readability 52 A better way to reuse test fixtures 52 3.4 Naming a unit test 54 Unit test naming guidelines 56 Example: Renaming a test toward the guidelines 56 3.5 Refactoring to parameterized tests 58 Generating data for parameterized tests 60 3.6 Using an assertion library to further improve

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