part4 – Neal Ford
summary
Argues that designing APIs as sentences produces clearer code and shows concrete DSLs and tools that do this now including Hamcrest included with JUnit 4, mocking frameworks like jMock and Rhino Mocks with functional-spec style expectations, behavior testing via easyb in Groovy and RSpec, and numeric extensions in Groovy/Ruby to write units like grams and pounds. Demonstrates converting XML-ish configuration into a compact Ruby-like DSL for reader strategies and reports it compiles and runs on the JVM.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 3:07Behavior Driven Development Testing Framework
- 3:22Behavior Driven Development
- 4:09Unit Tests
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