Description

Introduction of TDD

Test Driven Development ,you first write an executable test of what your application code must do. Only then do you write the code itself and, with the test spurring you on, improve your design. In acceptance test-driven development (ATDD), you use the same technique to implement product features, benefiting from iterative development, rapid feedback cycles, and better-defined requirements. TDD and its supporting tools and techniques lead to better software faster.

Test Driven brings under one cover practical TDD techniques distilled from several years of community experience. With examples in Java and the Java EE environment, it explores both the techniques and the mindset of TDD and ATDD. It uses carefully chosen examples to illustrate TDD tools and design patterns, not in the abstract but concretely in the context of the technologies you face at work. It is accessible to TDD beginners, and it offers effective and less-well-known techniques to older TDD hands.

Prerequisites for Test-Driven Development

1. Knowledge of a programming language.
2. Familiarity with unit testing frameworks (e.g., JUnit, PyTest).
3. Understanding of software design principles (e.g., SOLID).
4. Experience with version control (e.g., Git).
5. Basics of test automation and CI tools.
6. Problem-solving and incremental development mindset.

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