The document discusses testing techniques for software development including test-driven development (TDD). It mentions x-unit testing frameworks, mocks, and mockito. It discusses writing examples instead of tests, the Shu-Ha-Ri concept for learning, and provides an "ultimate test template". The presenter provides their contact information and mentions Eastern European drinks with no hangover.

1. When I code
I write tests

2. X-unit frameworks

5. http://mockito.org

6. what are mocks?
substitues of real
objects...
...for testing
purposes

7. Enough jokes, meet your bartender
Szczepan Faber
Coach at Sabre Holdings
Krakow, Poland

8. Java: Tools &
techniques for
TDD

9. Who does it?

10. Learning TDD

12. the student must first resign himself
and his ego to a seemingly random
series of repetitious exercises
Yukiyoshi Takamura

13. Shu Ha Ri

14. Improving TDD

15. Stop writing tests
Instead, describe the behavior
Or simply, write examples
http://behaviour-driven.org

16. Enough slides.
Start coding now...

18. Your takeaways I
Shu-Ha-Ri
Don’t write tests, write examples

19. Your takeaways II
Mockito
Custom assertion with FEST
The ultimate test template

20. The ultimate test template
@Test
public void should...() throws Exception {
//given
...
//when
...
//then
... Sapir-Whorf
}
Theory

21. Thanks for surviving the session!
• Questions?
• Feedback?
• szczepiq (at) gmail.com
Yummy. No hangover.
(Eastern Europeans only)