Getting Started with EasyMock 4

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Nicolae Caprarescu

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:51

02 - Getting Started with EasyMock

02 - Introduction.mp4

03:35

03 - Writing a Test without Mocks.mp4

06:34

04 - What Is Mocking and Why Use It-.mp4

07:44

05 - Adding Mocks to the Test.mp4

02:39

06 - Test Doubles.mp4

03:03

07 - Advanced Mocking Concepts.mp4

03:23

08 - Summary.mp4

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03 - Configuring Behavior of Mocks

09 - Introduction.mp4

01:41

10 - Configuring Your First Mocked Methods.mp4

06:12

11 - Using EasyMock Annotations.mp4

04:49

12 - Chaining Multiple Mocks in a Single Test.mp4

03:25

13 - Extending the AccountOpeningService.mp4

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14 - Argument Matchers.mp4

05:34

15 - Configuring Exception Throwing on Mocks.mp4

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16 - Configuring Void Mocked Methods.mp4

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17 - Recap and Summary.mp4

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04 - Verifying What Methods Are Called Using EasyMock

18 - Introduction.mp4

04:25

19 - Verifying Mocks.mp4

02:54

20 - Relaxing Expected Method Call Counts.mp4

02:33

21 - Verifying the Unexpected.mp4

04:54

22 - Method Stubbing without Verification.mp4

01:00

23 - Verifying the Order of Method Calls.mp4

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24 - Summary.mp4

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05 - Advanced Topics

25 - Introduction.mp4

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26 - Testing Code That Deals with Time- Understanding the Challenge.mp4

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27 - Testing Code That Deals with Time- Solving the Puzzle.mp4

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28 - Using the EasyMockSupport Class.mp4

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29 - Partial Mocks.mp4

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30 - Final Methods and Summary.mp4

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Description

Dependencies between application classes make it difficult to write unit tests. EasyMock enables you to focus on the unit-under-test by using mocks. You’ll gain full control over the behavior of dependencies and enhance your unit testing skills.

What You'll Learn?

Writing unit tests is difficult because the dependencies between your application classes make it difficult to draw a boundary between what you want to test and the rest of the codebase. In this course, Getting Started with EasyMock, you will gain the ability focus to on the thing you’re trying to test by using mocks. EasyMock will provide you with full control over the behavior of your unit-under-test’s dependencies. First, you will learn how to use mock objects instead of real dependencies. Next, you will discover how to configure mocked methods, including return values and exception throwing. Finally, you will explore the concept of a partial mock and how to use it to test challenging situations. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of mocking with EasyMock needed to write any Java unit tests.

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Nicolae Caprarescu

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Now an independent consultant, Nicolae started his career in 2013 as a software engineer. Over the years, Nicolae worked on systems ranging from high-frequency Java trading engines to various apps for startups. Nicolae's technical roles have always been full-stack, most often focusing on Java back-ends and web-based front-ends: Java, Spring, JDBC, SQL, Maven, Gradle, TeamCity, Jenkins, TDD, JUnit, mocking, automated testing, JavaScript, Selenium and RESTful. Nicolae's technical interests include machine learning, software architecture, and finding the right balance between the usage of statically typed languages versus dynamically typed languages. Nicolae also enjoys making teams run efficiently by embracing Agile values and instilling them in any team he can. Nicolae holds a First Class Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from The University of Manchester, where he discovered his passion for teaching while mentoring other students. Nicolae also enjoys traveling and motorsports.

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