Testing without dogma
summary
Covers software testing principles rather than generic intros or rigid rules, naming the problem that talks often either skim generalities or prescribe dogmatic 'must-dos'. Presents a set of testing principles with reasoning so you can apply or discard each principle depending on the situation.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:36Automated testing
- 5:26Talk origin
- 7:13Testing dogmas
- 9:21TDD and AAA
- 11:47Reducing hooks
- 14:17Complex interactions
- 16:47Solid selectors
- 19:20Readable tests
- 20:03Matrix testing
- 21:50Mocks and encapsulation
- 24:24Testing dependencies
- 25:29Minimal local mocks
- 28:17Snapshot testing
- 35:03Build limits
- 37:10Pending bugs
- 39:47Contributions encouraged
- 40:33Q&A
