Testing Fundamentals in iOS

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Jonathan Wong

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1 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:12

2 - Setting up Unit Tests in Your Project

02 - Introduction.mp4

01:38

03 - What Makes a Good Test.mp4

02:59

04 - Test-driven Development (TDD).mp4

01:30

05 - Course Overview.mp4

01:39

06 - Creating a New Project.mp4

01:20

07 - Anatomy of a Test Case.mp4

01:49

08 - Your First Test.mp4

05:53

09 - Setting up Test Schemes.mp4

04:25

3 - Making Your Code Testable

10 - Introduction.mp4

02:51

11 - Adding a Unit Testing Target.mp4

01:09

12 - Refactoring Networking Logic.mp4

04:12

13 - Small Units of Work.mp4

06:37

14 - Testing Extensions.mp4

06:08

4 - Asynchronous Testing

15 - Introduction.mp4

01:07

16 - Async Case Study.mp4

06:14

17 - Testing Network Requests.mp4

03:59

18 - Summary.mp4

01:07

5 - Mocking Your Tests

19 - Introduction.mp4

01:48

20 - Extending URLSession.mp4

03:37

21 - Refactoring Your Tests.mp4

02:23

22 - Using Test Data in Your Tests.mp4

02:22

23 - Summary.mp4

00:51

6 - Code Coverage and Performance Tests

24 - Code Coverage.mp4

07:26

25 - Performance Tests.mp4

04:00

26 - Parallelizing and Randomizing Tests.mp4

07:57

7 - UI Tests

27 - Introduction.mp4

01:50

28 - Setting up UI Tests.mp4

04:28

29 - Testing Navigation.mp4

05:17

30 - Testing Functionality.mp4

05:19

8 - Testing Your View Controllers

31 - Introduction.mp4

01:27

32 - View Controller Test Setup.mp4

04:03

33 - Mocking URL Requests.mp4

03:00

34 - Multiple Test Expectations.mp4

07:13

35 - Summary.mp4

01:34

Description

Tests give you the confidence you need when shipping that next great feature to production. In this course, you'll learn the fundamentals of testing effectively in iOS.

What You'll Learn?

Code is constantly changing, features are continuously being added, and bugs are being filed. Tests allow you to be productive and ensure your application is reliable, that you can refactor your codebase with confidence, and that you really squashed that bug. In this course, Testing Fundamentals in iOS, you’ll learn the basics of how to effectively test in iOS. First, you'll explore how to set up test targets. Next, you'll learn how to write unit tests, integration tests, and UI tests. Finally, you'll delve into mocking and testing asynchronous code. By the end of this course, you’ll know the best practices in writing testable code, how to gather code coverage, and how to randomize and parallelize your tests in practice.

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iOS Development

Software Testing

Jonathan Wong

Instructor's Courses

Jonathan obtained his B.S and M.S. in Electrical Engineering and started out his career as a systems engineer. In that role, he spoke with customers and end users scoping out user stories, writing requirements, and doing design analysis. After several years, he realized he was more interested in the creation of those systems and sought to make a career shift. Jonathan spent time reading books and taking classes in software engineering until he landed his first job as a Software Engineer in iOS. Since then, Jonathan never looked back and constantly furthers his knowledge through books, conferences, and tutorials. Over the course of his career, Jonathan has worked in iOS, Android, front-end Javascript, and backend systems in Java, C#, and NodeJS. When Jonathan isn't busy coding, he's spending time with his wife, two kids, multiple cats, and even more chickens in sunny San Diego. Sometimes if he's lucky, he's able to sneak away and enjoy a good run.

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