Testing in iOS 18

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1. Getting Started with XCTest

1. Creating a New Project with Tests.mp4

03:18

2. Xcode Targets.mp4

03:19

3. Xcode Build System.mp4

02:50

4. Creating a New Test Method.mp4

04:14

5. Test Organization.mp4

03:07

2. Validating Expectations with Assertions

1. The Expect Macro.mp4

03:46

2. The Require Macro.mp4

05:24

3. The Expecting Throws Macro.mp4

03:25

4. Suites and Tags.mp4

04:14

5. Parameterized Tests.mp4

03:46

3. Structuring Code so That It Is Testable

1. Unit Test Scope.mp4

03:16

2. Mock Objects.mp4

03:13

3. Sub-class Untestable Methods.mp4

05:20

4. Inject a Singleson.mp4

05:42

4. Testing Asynchronous Operations

1. Testing Async Await.mp4

04:08

2. Testing Callback Closures.mp4

07:32

5. UI Tests

1. Using the UI Test Recorder.mp4

06:36

2. Working with XCUIElements.mp4

07:22

3. Tables and Navigation.mp4

04:33

4. Selecting a Photo.mp4

04:56

6. Test Reports

1. XCTestMetrics.mp4

06:23

2. Regression Tests.mp4

03:38

3. Code Coverage.mp4

06:36

Description

This course will teach you how to test iOS applications with XCTest.

What You'll Learn?

As a software developer, you strive to produce applications that are bug-free and work as expected. Manually testing every scenario and code path is time consuming and impractical. Unit tests and UI tests solve this problem by programmatically verifying that applications function as expected. In this course, Testing in iOS 18, you’ll learn to test iOS applications. First, you’ll explore using assertions in the XCTest framework.. Next, you’ll discover how to test the user interface using UI tests. Finally, you’ll learn how to test performance. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of testing in iOS needed to validate correct functionality of iOS 18 applications.

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