TDD/BDD and DI
summary
Claims an automatic mock injector that creates mocks for unbound interfaces at injection time, demonstrated with fake it and boost di. Shows TDD example (coffee brew then verify) and a BDD-style game scenario; wiring boilerplate disappears, constructor refactors require no test changes, and mocks are injected automatically. Code is built and runs in the demos; the concrete gain is fewer manual fakes, less setup, and resilience to signature changes without extra test maintenance.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:11What is testing
- 1:04BDD
- 1:31Mocking
- 2:07DI
- 2:33Automock injector
- 3:12MMmock
- 3:28Hello World
- 4:13Provider
- 4:53Test
- 5:28Naming
- 6:17Summary
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