Coding Blocks

Clean Code – How to Write Amazing Unit Tests

Jan 23, 2017
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 3min
2
The Seven Minute Workout for the Amazon Echo Dot
03:28 • 5min
3
Using Your Practical Knowledge, the Experience You've Gained Overtime
08:30 • 2min
4
I'm Trying to Learn Angular Tooye
10:05 • 2min
5
Getting a Copy of Clan Code?
12:18 • 2min
6
YU Should Watch the Video and See What's Going On
14:46 • 2min
7
Alete, I Love Unit Tests
16:31 • 2min
8
You May Not Write Production Code Until You Have Written a Failing Unit Test
18:07 • 2min
9
Is Dirty Tests Better Than No Test Code?
20:32 • 2min
10
Is There a Point in Writing Testable Tests?
22:51 • 4min
11
Is Your Test Code as Important as Your Production Code?
26:28 • 3min
12
Coating Blocks Dot Net, Slash Reviews and Hook Us Up
29:27 • 3min
13
I'm in the Same Boat, My Friends
32:18 • 3min
14
Test Readability in Unit Tests
35:16 • 2min
15
Is There an Intigration Test?
37:02 • 2min
16
The Density of Expression
39:02 • 5min
17
The Giveen Wind and the Giveen Syntax
44:10 • 5min
18
Unit Tests for Tia, No Enterprise, Large Solution
48:49 • 3min
19
Is There a Single Assert Versus Multiple Assess?
51:34 • 2min
20
Is the Current State Equal to This String?
53:26 • 5min
21
I Don't Care About the Assertion, Right?
58:26 • 2min
22
Is It Possible to Assert a Unit Test?
01:00:49 • 4min
23
Test Depends on Each Other or a Specific Order?
01:04:37 • 2min
24
The Three Laws, Part 2
01:06:27 • 5min
25
How to Write a Unit Test in Visual Studio
01:11:51 • 5min
26
How to Get Free Stickers for Coating Blocks
01:16:53 • 4min