[100% Off] What Every Java Developer Must Know About Software Testing
Concepts & frameworks QA,TDD,BDD,Junit,TestNG,Hamcrest,AssertJ,Mockito,Jmockit,Selenide,Selenium,Cucumber,Jbehave,JaCoCo
What you’ll learn
- Explain the difference between unit-, integration-, system-, ui-, acceptance-, regression- and not-functional tests.
- Explain the concepts test/behavioral driven developement (TDD/BDD).
- Write test driven unit and integration tests using JUnit/TestNG and use Hamcrest/AssertJ for better assertions
- Use JMockit/Mockito to mock context irrelevant dependencies
- Write Web-UI system tests using Selenium/Selenide
- Write behavioral driven acceptance tests using Cucumber/JBehave
- Monitor test coverage using Jacoco/EclEmma
- Persuasively discuss and explain why software testing is indispensable in the development lifecycle
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of java programming is required
- Basic knowledge of maven is helpfull
- Familiarity with a Java-IDE like Eclipse, IntelliJ, NetBeans or whatever you choose for the labs
- PC, MAC or Linux Machine with an Internet connection
Description
In this course you will implement the game Tic-Tac-Toe from scratch in java
You will ensure high quality of the game implementation using:
– Test Driven Development (TDD)
– Behavior Driven Development (BDD)
– Unit testing
– Integration testing
– Smoke testing
– System testing
– End-To-End testing
– Regression testing
– Acceptance testing
– Non functional tests
You will become Hands-on experience with the following testing frameworks:
– Junit
– Hamcrest
– Mockito
– Selenide
– Cucumber
– JaCoCo
You will become Hands-on experience with alternative frameworks:
– TestNG
– AssertJ
– Jmockit
– Selenium
– Jbehave
– EclEmma
You will learn to persuasively discuss and explain the common software testing concepts and why software testing is necessary.
Author(s): Hamadi Sy
