Swift TDD – Test Driven Development for Swift no more bugs

Swift TDD – Test Driven Development for Swift no more bugs, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.65, with 23 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 110 reviews, and has 566 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand Test Driven Development (TDD) Use apple unit test framework Use appe UI test framework Create and execute tests for Unit and UI Create and execute code coverage Create and execute code performance This course is ideal for individuals who are You should take this course if you a iOS developer (Swift or Object-C) or You shouldn't take this course if you are a complete beginner as this is an advanced course It is particularly useful for You should take this course if you a iOS developer (Swift or Object-C) or You shouldn't take this course if you are a complete beginner as this is an advanced course.

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Summary

Title: Swift TDD – Test Driven Development for Swift no more bugs

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.65

Number of Lectures: 23

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 23

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 24

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 24

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand Test Driven Development (TDD)
Use apple unit test framework
Use appe UI test framework
Create and execute tests for Unit and UI
Create and execute code coverage
Create and execute code performance

Who Should Attend

You should take this course if you a iOS developer (Swift or Object-C)
You shouldn't take this course if you are a complete beginner as this is an advanced course

Target Audiences

You should take this course if you a iOS developer (Swift or Object-C)
You shouldn't take this course if you are a complete beginner as this is an advanced course

Did you ever had that feeling that you fix one bug and it creates another two? Well it maybe because you are and you don’t know because you are not adopting TDD

If you are already a Swift developer and want to be the best in the field this course is for you, Test Driven Development also known as TDDis a must have skill for any serious professional or anyone tired of expend precious time “hunting” for bugs.

Even the best programmer write bug codes, it is almost impossible to write the perfect code, even than, what work today may not work tomorrow, frameworks change, APIs change even the iOS every year we have a new one. Now how to find out if your old code is compatible with this new version? And if not what part isn’t? Can you see how a little work before hand can make life much easier in the future?

TDD the concept of start development from the test phase, ensure that all the relevant parts of your code is tested, running the automated test ensure that the new changes you just made didn’t create a bug in the old functions.

You may ask, but how really important is TDD? Until XCode 5 TDD was a optional check box when creating an app, in XCode 6 Apple decide that all apps should have TDD so they auto create the Unit tests for you (even if you didn’t want to, good on you Apple).

Invest few hours now and few minutes while doing your applications and I promise you that you will save a lot of time and headaches in a short future, be it from clients that find that hidden bug, from your boss that give you long speeches every time one of your items get reopened or from your mother because that app you made to her for mothers day is crashing.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to this course

Lecture 2: Before we start I really want to hear from you

Chapter 2: Creating the Division App, Unit Test Extension, Test UI Extension and Basic UI

Lecture 1: Creating the App with the Unit test Extension and UI Test Extension

Lecture 2: Setup the UI using stack view and constrains

Lecture 3: Adding the IBOutlets and IBActions

Chapter 3: Test Driven Development – The basics

Lecture 1: Creating a Calculator Brain Unit

Lecture 2: Basics about Unit Testing in XCode

Lecture 3: Creating our first test case and implement our first function based on it

Lecture 4: XCTAssert, there are many they of them, lets check for nil values

Chapter 4: Test Driven Development – Beyond the basics

Lecture 1: How to test completion blocks

Lecture 2: MeasureBlock, how fast or how slow is your function running

Lecture 3: New Online Class and Test Class

Lecture 4: Should it Pass or Should it Fails

Chapter 5: Asynchronous Tasks how to handle it with Expectations

Lecture 1: Creating an Asynchronous call to the API service

Lecture 2: Allowing the app to make HTTP calls to the API

Lecture 3: When error happen in asynchronous call we may not see it

Lecture 4: Setting Expectations

Chapter 6: Code coverage

Lecture 1: Code coverage

Chapter 7: UI Testing

Lecture 1: Add functionality to the Calculate Button

Lecture 2: First simple UI testing

Lecture 3: Entering Values in the TextFields, Tapping Buttons and Reading Labels (manually)

Lecture 4: Recording the UI to generate the test "automatically"

Chapter 8: Final test

Chapter 9: Files and Resources

Lecture 1: Files

Instructors

Icaro Lavrador
React, JavaScript, Node, Swift Expert | 25+ years Experience

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2 stars: 16 votes
3 stars: 30 votes
4 stars: 26 votes
5 stars: 20 votes

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