Android TDD with Kotlin
summary
Case study of an Android app delivered to Google Play that uses Kotlin for test driven development, claiming a reliable workflow that adds features via a five-step TDD method (decide inputs/outputs, pick signature, choose one behavior, write test, implement) and noting one function often yields four tests. Uses Kotlin features like backtick test names, Java interoperability and given-when-then style. TDD gives high confidence and smaller production code but is too slow for quick proof‑of‑concept deadlines.
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- 0:00Start
- 3:52Client Objective: Case Study
- 4:21USER STORY
- 10:02Introducing Test Driven Development (TDD)
- 22:24Introducing KOTLIN
- 24:55Using TDD in Proof of Concepts
- 27:57You really know how you are going to do it?
- 29:43Collaborative Game
- 39:495 Step Method of Easy TDD
- 40:10DECIDE THE INPUTS AND OUTPUTS
- 41:12CHOOSE FUNCTION SIGNATURE
- 42:36DECIDE ON ONE ASPECT OF FUNCTIONALITY
- 44:47IMPLEMENT TEST
- 45:59IMPLEMENT CODE








