.NET Unit Testing with AutoFixture 4

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Jason Roberts

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:14

02. Getting Started with AutoFixture

01. Version Check.mp4

00:15

02. Introduction.mp4

02:07

03. Simplifying the Arrange Phase of Tests with AutoFixture.mp4

02:11

04. Supported Frameworks.mp4

01:34

05. Introducing the Fixture Class.mp4

01:07

06. Creating a Test Project and Installing AutoFixture.mp4

02:31

07. Writing an Initial Test with Non-anonymous Test Data.mp4

02:34

08. Writing a Test with Manual Anonymous Test Data.mp4

01:10

09. Using an AutoFixture Fixture Instance to Create Anonymous Test Data.mp4

02:11

10. Summary.mp4

01:25

03. Creating Anonymous Test Data and Objects with AutoFixture

01. Introduction.mp4

01:04

02. Creating Anonymous Strings.mp4

07:11

03. Creating Anonymous Numbers.mp4

03:24

04. Creating Anonymous Dates and Times.mp4

03:47

05. Creating Enums and GUIDs.mp4

03:30

06. Generating Email Addresses.mp4

03:26

07. Creating Sequences of Anonymous Values.mp4

05:04

08. Creating Anonymous Instances of Custom Types.mp4

02:45

09. Creating Complex Anonymous Object Graphs.mp4

02:21

10. Creating Objects with DataAnnotations.mp4

01:49

11. Summary.mp4

01:58

04. Customizing AutoFixture Object Creation

01. Introduction.mp4

01:25

02. Customizing Values Generated by a Fixture Instance.mp4

06:42

03. Freezing Values in AutoFixture.mp4

03:23

04. Using the AutoFixture Test Data Builder Pattern.mp4

07:14

05. Understanding Specimens and the AutoFixture Pipeline.mp4

02:30

06. Examples of Prebuilt Customizations.mp4

03:38

07. Creating a Custom AutoFixture Specimen Builder.mp4

05:03

08. Summary.mp4

01:30

05. Writing Less Test Code and Improving Test Maintenance

01. Introduction.mp4

01:16

02. The Problem with Manual Test Data Creation.mp4

04:06

03. Creating Refactor-safe Test Code with AutoFixture.mp4

02:26

04. Parameterized xUnit.net Tests with Anonymous Data.mp4

07:21

05. Auto-mocking with AutoFixture and Moq.mp4

05:41

06. Combining Auto Mocking and Auto Data in xUnit.net.mp4

04:46

07. Using AutoFixture to Improve Code Design and Maintainability.mp4

05:53

08. Summary and Further Learning.mp4

02:14

Description

This course will teach you how to use AutoFixture to improve your test code and make tests quicker to write, more readable, and more maintainable.

What You'll Learn?

Automated tests can be time consuming to write and costly to maintain if every time you change the production code you must update all the tests.

In this course, .NET Unit Testing with AutoFixture, you’ll learn to how to use AutoFixture to automatically generate anonymous test data.

First, you’ll explore how to use AutoFixture to generate anonymous test data for both basic types and your own custom types.
Next, you’ll discover powerful ways to control and customize how AutoFixture generates anonymous test objects.
Finally, you’ll learn how to dramatically reduce the amount of test code you need to write by getting AutoFixture to also create the thing you’re testing and even automatically create mock dependencies.

When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of AutoFixture needed to write unit tests more quickly and easily.

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Jason Roberts

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With over 15 years of experience in both frontend and backend software development, Jason Roberts is a freelance developer, trainer, and author. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in computing, is the author of several books, and writes at his blog DontCodeTired.com. Jason is an open source contributor and in addition to enterprise software development, he has designed and developed Windows Store and Windows Phone apps.

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