Tag: Unit Testing

3 Rules for TDD

I couldn't help but share this. There couldn't be a better way to summarize the unwritten rules of TDD, than the one wrote by Uncle Bob in his famous book 'Agile Principles, Patterns and Practices in C#''. Don't write any production code until you have written a failing unit test. Don't write more of a … Continue reading 3 Rules for TDD

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Mock RestClient.ExecuteAsync

RestSharp is not a stranger to developers, so is the usage. What this posts aims to explore is how to do Unit Test a method, involving a RestClient.ExecuteAsync call. To be more precise, the post explores how to mock the RestClient for the method. Let's consider the following code, taken from VSPostman, one of the … Continue reading Mock RestClient.ExecuteAsync

Unit Testing Asynchronous Code

Unit Testing Asynchronous methods in older days were pretty tough, but thanks to the advances made in the Unit Testing Frameworks, this is now all the more easier. We will begin by writing an async method, which we could use for writing our Unit Tests against. The advancements in Unit Testing Framework has made it … Continue reading Unit Testing Asynchronous Code

Mutation Testing

Even with TDD, the quality or coverage of the existing Unit Tests are always a concern for the developer. "Have I done enough ?" That's one question that haunts him throughout. Mutation Testing is a structural testing method that attempts to add more value to Unit Tests by aiding in identifying the 'misses' in Unit … Continue reading Mutation Testing