Matt Greencroft
8.3/10
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Product is rated as #195 in category Java
This course covers the fundamentals of test driven development for Java programmers… not just the theory, but how to use it in real world project examples. This includes mocking with Mockito. This includes some hands on exercises and how to deal with legacy code that doesn’t have tests in place.
IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT JAVA VERSIONS – This course covers JUnit4 and JUnit5 and is compatible with Java versions 7,8 and 11+.
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Votes: 2
Courses : 8
Specification: Practical Test Driven Development for Java Programmers
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| Price | $17.99 |
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| Duration | 4 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
Practical Test Driven Development for Java Programmers
$17.99
Ranjani Ranganathan –
This is a good course to learn the basics of Test driven development.
Shilpa Dev –
bcz of my project requirement
Jes s Sebasti n Barriga Antonio –
El curso tiene una primera parte dedicada realmente al TDD, y aunque sobre un ejemplo sencillo, explica muy bien el ciclo b sico de TDD y me ha gustado mucho. El problema para m es que desde la mitad del curso en adelante no es realmente ya un curso de TDD sino Testing con JUnit.
Dana Finies –
Love the way it’s being presented. Everything is very cear so far, and engaging as well.
Adam Barreiro –
I wanted to see some examples about TDD and this course does them really well, explaining possible mistakes and good practices.
Shavonne Cobb –
I had prior experience with TDD but it’s not my strongest suite, so I’ve been trying to brush up on my skills before getting a client that expects TDD.
Ruchitgiri Goswami –
I like the way theory was combined with practical examples this helps in relating and remembering things .
Laurent Bajrami –
It says here that it is for beginners, but he is going to fast
Ariel TCHOUGANG –
Good, simple and understandable examples. Clear explanations. Nice elocution.
Zoran Boskovic –
Great for entering into TDD
Leandro Tapia –
Very clear explanation of the TDD technique with practical exercises and quite knowledge about the course’s subjects.
rika Cota –
I liked it covered also mocks and some tools. Simple to follow, good didactics and exercises.
Evans Okuku Wanyama –
Insightful
Norita Sieffert –
Enjoyed it.
Shenli Hartono –
Very good introduction/explanation for practical TDD in Java! Love the accent of the instructor 🙂 the sound is very crisp and clear thus making it more understandable during the course.
Chandra Sekhar –
I felt it’s bit slow but for new developers this works absolutely great.
Jose J G –
It is updated and works for both JUnit 4 and 5!! You can use either intelliJ or Eclipse! One of the best investments in my education! Really great professor and always responds fast!
Luke Jolliffe –
Started off with support for Intellij but it diminishes as the course goes on. The final example seems a bit rushed and would have been better with a few different examples of spying and mocking in a more complex environment.
Thomas Allison –
Very insightful and interesting course, presented cleanly and professionally I made thorough notes and can see this being useful in my next term at school where I will have to do some TDD. I had a couple issues using Mockito with Spring in the final chapter but this was easily fixed by changing the Maven dependencies to the latest version and adding Junit5 directly via Eclipse. Not sure if other people will have this, and it’s certainly no fault of the course creators.
Sankar Pandiarajan –
Excellent course for people who are new to TDD. I was always hesitant to learn mockito, but the author went over it so smoothly, that it felt why i kept staying away from it for so long.
217560 Naveen Kumar Gupta –
It was a very good course. There can be more practice programs.
Sajal Jain –
superb
Bond oji –
I’m past halfway done, and its been really good and useful information. Can’t wait to finish this course and go over it again to become more proficient.
Micha Szczepaniak –
Spoko kurs, ale g os prowadzacego tragiczny
Bento Lulu Arao –
Learned a lot with this course, lots of content
Rajdeep Singh1 –
This tutorial has guided me about techniques which should be followed to write tests
Nani Babu –
good
Peter Telford –
Nice, clear practical introduction. Bends rules occasionally for brevity, generally calls them out but v.good overall.
Marcin Kukielka –
Really nice course. Taught me a lot. Great idea to show an example and do the next exercises yourself. I recommend.
Glenn Lum –
A great introduction to JUnit, Mockito and TDD. Thank you for creating this course!
LUCIANO FARETRA –
too basic
PATRICK KELLY –
Great organization and creative use of little surprises along the way to create engagement. Really well designed instructional video. I will be recommending this to my company for inclusion in their official list of agile engineering practices curriculum. One minor style item is reliance on public setters for injecting mocks that’s probably preferable to modifying constructors of legacy classes, and is a minor point.
Cristhian GuevaraA –
It’s an interesting topic and very useful to write good and maintanable code