Richard Wells
Test Driven Development is a key discipline every software developer should practice to ensure the quality of their code. In this course I’ll show you how to use this discipline in your everyday coding practices to help ensure the quality of your code base.
In this course we ll be going over:
What is Unit Testing and Test Driven Development and how does it help you.
What is the Google Test testing library and how is it used for writing unit tests in C++.
How to setup some common C++ development environments to use Google Test.
What are some Best Practices for unit testing and Test Driven Development.
We ll also walk through some hands on example programming sessions using TDD in C++.
Instructor Details
Courses : 3
Specification: Beginning Test Driven Development in C++
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9 reviews for Beginning Test Driven Development in C++
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| Price | $11.99 |
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| Duration | 2.5 hours |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$11.99
Aaron Agoot –
Great explanation and examples. Easy to understand and follow.
Dumam –
Quite nice course. For me the only problems was: too much clicking sound while coding lecturer voice was little too monotonic and sometimes it was hard to focus no need to show IDE config every time with google test, it’s better to pass some links in course where it was done already.
Mallasarj Sulebhanvi –
its good for just to begin but the course is very short and in brief
Stefan Trenkwalder –
Overall a great course about Unit Testing/TDD. It explains what is necessary. On a small note, some examples would benefit from small modernizations (e.g. in the mock example, virtual ClassNam(){;}. It would be better to use virtual ClassName default;. For more Infos, see C++ Coding Guidelines.). However, those things don’t impact the learning experience. In summary, I enjoyed the course.
Priyanka K6 –
Information is not at all useful, epecially FizzBuzz Kata example is too lenghthy, only 3points red testing, green testing, refactor testing these 3 ponits they dragged 20mins. GoogleTestcase is informative
Colin Campbell –
This is the best TDD course I have found. I really appreciate being shown how to set up for several platforms as a starting point.
Sheila Devi Suppiah –
The course has made multiple emphasis on basics and best practices of TDD using the red,green and refactor phases, which was easy for a beginner like me to understand.
Kubra Karatepe –
For beginning, that’s is a really good course to have an idea about what TDD is but an advance course needs to be taken.
Alexander Baum –
Should have better planned his software example. No use of command line.