Implementing a Test Pyramid Strategy in Java

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Catalin Tudose

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01 - Course Overview.mp4

02:05

02 - Introducing Software Testing.mp4

07:45

03 - Introducing the Flights Management Application.mp4

01:52

04 - Introduction to Unit Testing.mp4

08:27

05 - Unit Testing the Passenger Class.mp4

10:53

06 - Unit Testing the Flight Class.mp4

06:59

07 - Unit Testing the New Business Logic.mp4

06:59

08 - Integration Testing Units Combined as a Group.mp4

04:41

09 - First Steps to Integration Testing.mp4

06:04

10 - Introducing Arquillian.mp4

04:57

11 - Moving the Integration Tests to Arquillian.mp4

06:43

12 - Introducing System Testing.mp4

03:44

13 - Test with Provider Double.mp4

06:07

14 - Test with Partial Provider Implementation.mp4

04:07

15 - Test the Real System.mp4

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16 - Introducing Acceptance Testing.mp4

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17 - From Requirements Analysis to Acceptance Criteria.mp4

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18 - Introducing Cucumber.mp4

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19 - First Acceptance Tests.mp4

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20 - More Cucumber Capabilities.mp4

03:47

21 - Adding New Features with Cucumber.mp4

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22 - Conclusions.mp4

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Description

This course follows one of the most frequent situations in the development of contemporary projects: building an application tested at all levels. You’ll be able to replace most of the previous manual testing and build strong and safe applications.

What You'll Learn?

It's important to not only understand the concepts of a particular testing level but also to learn how to apply them in practice. In this course, Implementing a Test Pyramid Strategy in Java, you’ll learn how to develop Java applications that are tested at all levels. First, you'll learn about unit testing and how to work with the components in isolation. Next, you'll discover integration testing, combining the units as a group and system testing. Finally, you'll explore the acceptance testing, making the software ready for delivery to the end user.

When you're finished with this course, you’ll be prepared for the real-life challenge: to know how to develop reliable applications, starting from solid building blocks, to integration, to working with external systems, and finally arriving at the target of software development - satisfying the business needs.

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Catalin Tudose

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Born in Pitesti, Romania, I have studied Computer Science in Bucharest, graduating in 1997 and obtaining a PhD in 2006, with the thesis "Spatial Databases for the Reconstruction of the Relief". I have taught at University "Politehnica" Bucuresti courses and seminaries on Analysis of Algorithms, Computer Graphics, Logic Design and Databases Design. I have been involved in the software development industry, working since the end of the '90s and being focused on Java and Java technologies since the early 2000. I am currently conducting/developing Java and Web courses inside the Luxoft company.

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