Strategie di testing: Spring Boot loves Kotlin
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In questo workshop cercheremo di sviluppare from scratch un'applicazione scritta in Kotlin che si basa sul framework Spring Boot. Proveremo a seguire un approccio TDD e vedremo passo passo come scrivere acceptance test, integration test e unit test. Bonus: dovremo interagire con un servizio esterno per essere più vicini alla vita reale di un'applicazione web I partecipanti potranno apprendere i rudimenti di Kotlin e di Spring Boot ma sopratutto una panoramica di come e quando scrivere le varie tipologie di test.
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Evan Lin introduces Golang Taipei, a Golang user group he co-organizes in Taiwan. He discusses his background in Windows and web development and how he got involved with Golang. He shares about Project 52, a challenge he took on to create 52 Golang projects in a year. This helped him learn new tools and algorithms. Evan explains how blogging about his projects and sharing his knowledge led him to become a Golang Developer Experience (GDE). He encourages sharing what you learn to both teach others and further your own understanding of Golang.
Coding Dojo: Functional Calisthenics (2016)
Peter Kofler presented at a coding dojo on functional calisthenics. He is a software developer and code mentor who helps teams improve code quality through pair programming, workshops, and coding dojos. The dojo assignment was to implement a social networking application like Twitter using a functional programming language while following constraints like no mutable state, expressions over statements, and maximum abstraction. The goal was to learn through challenges rather than focus on completion.
The Test way
The document discusses different types of software testing including unit tests, component tests, integration tests, and test-driven development (TDD).
It provides definitions and examples of unit tests and how they are used to test individual functions or methods in isolation. It also discusses JUnit and how it is used for writing unit tests in Java.
The document then covers component tests, which test larger logical units or modules that combine multiple classes. It provides an example of component tests for a Spring Boot application.
Other topics covered include test-driven development (TDD) and the red-green-yellow process, public vs private tests and maintainability, and who tests the testers through mutation testing. Finally, it
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Lo sviluppatore è un freddo laureato con una forte mente analitica? Lo sviluppatore è un nerd che chiuso nella sua cameretta vomita codice?
Spero di no, io credo non sia (solo) questo.
In questo talk voglio sfatare questi miti e dimostrarvi come se si vuole emergere bisogna tendere all’arte con un mix di creatività, libertà e responsabilità.
Scoprirete come anche TDD, DDD, testing, refactoring, pair programming, ecc sono opere d’arte emerse dalla creatività di artisti dello sviluppo che si trovavano nel disagio di un problema da risolvere in modo non convenzionale!
In code we trust - Italian Agile Day 2019
I want to explain you why the code is the only source of truth. You have to put more care about your code and spend less time to build other artefacts like comments, documentation and so on.
I will share you real episodes and my best practices, the lessons learned and the issues faced
In Code we trust
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Team non si nasce, ma si diventa
Essere un team è un percorso, vediamo come il Team Nimbus l'ha percorso e si è trasformato da 4 dev ad un Team con la T maiuscola!
Artifacts evolution
We make software and when we go into production (and not only) we need an artifact to deploy.
The artifacts have been evolved more or less parallel to the culture of devops, their changes have not been random but the result of practices and mentality that have progressed.
From the zipper to the docker image, from a url to a docker-compose, passing through many other nuances.
Let's retrace this path and see how the culture devops has supported and pushed this evolution!
Agile è chi agile fa
Siamo arrivati ormai al paradosso in cui una certificazione può valere più dell'esperienza, in cui una buzzword può interessare di più delle buone pratiche.
Ripartiamo dalle basi e vediamo come i valori e le pratiche possono essere ancora oggi i caposaldi da cui partire e a cui affidarsi.
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What type of contract supports agile software development?
I present an index of contract types, from the diagonal saber contract to shared benefits contract.
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3626246.3653374
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Strategie di testing: Spring Boot loves Kotlin
- 1. Testing strategies: Spring Boot loves Kotlin Marco Fracassi @fracassi_marco
- 2. 2 Goals
- 3. 3 Understand how to test a web application
- 8. Why Spring Boot and Kotlin?
- 11. Easy and ~simple
- 14. Concise
- 19. Test the test
- 20. What are we going to make?
- 21. Web Application
- 22. Simple GUI
- 24. Randori
- 25. Rules ● Two people step up to the keyboard and begin developing ● Regular switching ● Use TDD and BabySteps ● Everyone present is expected to follow what is going on, and make helpful suggestions ● The pair at the keyboard should explain what they are doing so everyone can follow
- 26. What should be the starting point?
- 27. Acceptanc e test
- 29. Integration test
- 31. Unit test
- 32. Bonus track
- 37. Conclusions
- 38. Do you need it?
- 40. GRAZIE!! to you to XPeppers (Claranet)
- 41. Marco Fracassi XP developer and trainer @ XPeppers (a Claranet Group Company) You can find me: ▪ Twitter: @fracassi_marco ▪ LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/marco-fracassi/