Android Unit Testing with JUnit and Mockito Using Kotlin
Offered By: Pluralsight
Course Description
Overview
Testing your Android app by hand is a painful and error prone mess. JUnit and Mockito with Kotlin allows you to build automated tests that help you focus on creating your best app.
Unit testing is a critical part of creating a stable app and an exceptional user experience. In this course, Android Unit Testing with JUnit and Mockito Using Kotlin, you will learn gain the ability to write effective and efficient unit tests for your Android app. First, you will learn the importance of automated testing and the role that unit tests play in a broader testing strategy. Next, you will discover how to build basic, self-contained unit tests. Finally, you will explore how to leverage mocking to test more complex scenarios. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Android unit testing needed to create robust and effective unit tests.
Unit testing is a critical part of creating a stable app and an exceptional user experience. In this course, Android Unit Testing with JUnit and Mockito Using Kotlin, you will learn gain the ability to write effective and efficient unit tests for your Android app. First, you will learn the importance of automated testing and the role that unit tests play in a broader testing strategy. Next, you will discover how to build basic, self-contained unit tests. Finally, you will explore how to leverage mocking to test more complex scenarios. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Android unit testing needed to create robust and effective unit tests.
Taught by
Markus Neuhoff
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