Unit Test Training
This training course introduces practice-oriented unit tests and test-driven development (TDD). Based on two thoroughgoing examples, participants learn how to develop using unit tests for new software (greenfield development) and how to deal with existing complex legacy code bases (brownfield development).
At a glance
General information
2 days practical training
Target group
C++, C# and Java Developers
Application examples
Preventing, locating and fixing bugs quickly
Description
Unit testing is known as one of the most effective agile development practices. Not only do code bases with higher levels of testing typically have fewer bugs, they also enable developers to locate and fix existing bugs more quickly. The use of unit testing thus ensures both higher-quality software and faster development.
This training course introduces practice-oriented unit tests and test-driven development (TDD). Based on two thoroughgoing examples, participants learn how to develop using unit tests for new software (greenfield development) and how to deal with existing complex legacy code bases (brownfield development).
Agenda
- Basics and best practices of unit testing
- Introduction to unit testing frameworks
- Test-driven development (TDD)
- Behaviour-driven development (BDD)
- Use of and handling of test doubles and mocks
- Unit tests for legacy code bases
- Code coverage
- The Golden Master technique
Upcoming trainings
Training forms
Training forms according to your needs: Open trainings take place on fixed dates in mixed groups at an inovex location, inhouse trainings you book individually – configurable as desired.
Inhouse training
- Training agenda customizable to the group and the project
- Confidential atmosphere (trainers are under NDA)
- Configurable according to your needs: place, time, language, tooling
Open training
- optimal for individuals
- new impulses from other participants
- getting to know other people interested in tech
Trainers
Our trainers are field-tested experts in their areas of expertise. Through their work in projects, they expand their knowledge day by day and pass on this know-how in their trainings - application-oriented and practice-oriented.
Christoph Menzel
