@kenstarz1 Thanks for your kind feedback kenstarz1, I will be finding the time soon to definitely take this further, there's still a lot left to be shown for sure! :)
@CodeMesh Its a great video Ive just completed your example and I love it. My primary fear is that im not sure I will be able to isolated every behaviour a complex program would require me to... For instance if im doing File writing... should I test that? or is this too basic to be testing? My guess would be to write a file and then read it and make sure it contains what ive written before... Is there a guideline somewhere with many example on different test case? :) good job thanx again
@aprizm It is very difficult to start doing TDD without some experience of testing, behaviour isolation, types of test (Integration, Acceptance, Unit etc.) and other core principles such as "Clean Code" to keep code testable. It's important you also understand design-by-contract, and the use of mocking libraries and Inversion of Control containers to help you acheive highly decoupled and highly testable code. Unit tests should not depend on the file system so dont use File IO, use mock objects.
good one
Akiii001 1 month ago
You could add subtitles in english to help people which doesn't understand english very well. but thanks by the way...
thyagoparesque 6 months ago
Your examples are great. I wish u could do more videos that goes in depth with TDD. great tutorials
kenstarz1 1 year ago
@kenstarz1 Thanks for your kind feedback kenstarz1, I will be finding the time soon to definitely take this further, there's still a lot left to be shown for sure! :)
CodeMesh 1 year ago
nice video but the Fake Clicking sound drives me crazy LOL
aprizm 1 year ago
@aprizm I'll make sure I don't use that in the future as a few people have also said that to me :). Thanks for your feedback.
CodeMesh 1 year ago
@CodeMesh Its a great video Ive just completed your example and I love it. My primary fear is that im not sure I will be able to isolated every behaviour a complex program would require me to... For instance if im doing File writing... should I test that? or is this too basic to be testing? My guess would be to write a file and then read it and make sure it contains what ive written before... Is there a guideline somewhere with many example on different test case? :) good job thanx again
aprizm 1 year ago
@aprizm It is very difficult to start doing TDD without some experience of testing, behaviour isolation, types of test (Integration, Acceptance, Unit etc.) and other core principles such as "Clean Code" to keep code testable. It's important you also understand design-by-contract, and the use of mocking libraries and Inversion of Control containers to help you acheive highly decoupled and highly testable code. Unit tests should not depend on the file system so dont use File IO, use mock objects.
CodeMesh 1 year ago
This is great, thanks a lot, but:
1: this video is broken, at least for me - it stops at 7:12 and won't play after that.
2: you should put better tags such as NUnit Tutorial.
wackyman 1 year ago