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TDD with Spring Boot Done Right

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TDD with Spring Boot helps you write clear code that is safe to change. You start with a test, then add code to make it pass. This keeps each feature small and focused.

Why TDD Helps You

You write tests in short loops. Each loop shapes your design and shows you what to build next. These loops also catch bugs early and reduce debug time.

TDD in Spring Boot

Spring Boot works well with fast tests. You can test each layer on its own. You also learn when to mock parts and when to use real components.

Unit Tests

You test single classes with small inputs and clear checks. These tests guide your class design and help you spot extra code.

Integration Tests

You test how parts work together. This gives you trust that your endpoints, services, and data flow behave as expected.

What You Build

You create features step by step. Each step starts with a failing test. Each fix adds working code with a clear purpose.

Safe Refactors

Your test suite gives you cover to change code without fear. You can improve names, split logic, or move parts as the design evolves.

Additional

https://github.com/rieckpil/tdd-with-spring-boot-done-right

About the Author: Philip Riecks

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Filip helps developers release software products more frequently and with greater confidence through practical technical content and applied consulting. He is an indie hacker, often travels around Southeast Asia, plays squash, is learning padel, and enjoys running in nature.

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#1: Welcome
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Welcome Demo
02:09
2
What's TDD?
04:02
3
Benefits of TDD
07:54
4
Myths & Excuses
10:07
5
Preparation for Effective TDD
13:11
6
TDD Example 1: Time Utility
35:37
7
TDD Example 2: Fetching Remote Data
38:54
8
TDD Example 3: REST API
49:25
9
TDD for Legacy Projects
06:20
10
Doing Remote TDD
02:57
11
General Testing Tips
09:32
12
Get Your Hands Dirty
01:32
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Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites are needed for this course?
This course assumes you have a working knowledge of Java and some experience with Spring Boot. Familiarity with basic testing concepts is beneficial but not mandatory. The course covers testing in Spring Boot, so prior experience with this framework will help you get the most out of the lessons.
What kind of projects will I build during the course?
Throughout the course, you will work on several practical examples to apply Test-Driven Development in Spring Boot. This includes creating a time utility, fetching remote data, and developing a REST API. Each example is designed to reinforce TDD principles and demonstrate how to build features incrementally and reliably.
Who is the target audience for this course?
The course is aimed at software developers who are familiar with Java and Spring Boot and want to improve their testing skills through Test-Driven Development. It is particularly useful for those looking to write more maintainable code with fewer bugs and for developers interested in learning how to apply TDD effectively in real-world projects.
How does this course compare to other TDD courses?
Unlike other courses that may focus solely on TDD principles, this course specifically tailors Test-Driven Development to the Spring Boot environment. It provides practical examples and covers both unit and integration testing within this framework, offering a hands-on approach to learning how to apply TDD effectively in a Spring Boot context.
What tools or platforms will I use in this course?
The course focuses on using Spring Boot as the primary framework for applying Test-Driven Development. You will learn to write both unit and integration tests, utilizing tools and libraries commonly associated with Java and Spring Boot development to facilitate testing and code improvement.
What topics are not covered in this course?
This course does not cover the initial setup of Spring Boot projects or basic Java programming skills. It also does not delve into advanced testing frameworks outside the context of Spring Boot or explore performance testing and security testing in depth.
What is the expected time commitment for this course?
The course consists of 12 lessons, though the total runtime is not specified. Given the practical nature of the course, it is advisable to allocate additional time for hands-on exercises and experimentation beyond watching the lessons. The time required will vary depending on your pace and prior experience with the topics.