Lesson 16 of 16
Summary
Thank you very much for taking this course! You can learn more about unit testing (external link, opens in new tab) at http://ArtOfUnitTesting.com (external link, opens in new tab)
In this lesson
Roy Osherove closes the course with a recap: unit testing (external link, opens in new tab) and test-driven development (external link, opens in new tab), mocks, fakes (external link, opens in new tab) and stubs (external link, opens in new tab), acceptance testing with Cucumber (external link, opens in new tab), and continuous builds and continuous delivery (external link, opens in new tab) to ship the product.
Transcript
[00:02] (external link, opens in new tab) Well, that's all folks. Thank you very much for listening to my course. We started out by going over what is unit testing (external link, opens in new tab) and test development. We moved on to using mocks, fakes, and stubs (external link, opens in new tab) to make our test more maintainable, readable, and trustworthy (external link, opens in new tab). We continued with acceptance testing, cucumber, and we finished up with using continuous builds and continuous delivery (external link, opens in new tab) to ship our product. I hope that you enjoyed. If you want more information, please go to artofunittesting.com (external link, opens in new tab) or find out about my other courses at osherove.com
[00:36] (external link, opens in new tab) And I would be happy to have you as a follower on my Twitter address, Roy Osherove. Thank you very much. The force be with you.