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Unit Testing in Java: How Tests Drive the Code

by Johannes Link and Peter Frohlich

This is a practical introduction to using automated unit tests and the test-first approach in your day-to-day software development. The author gives clear guidance on how to make tests work for you, and shows how test-driven development works in practice.

Table of Contents
	Unit Testing in Java—How Tests Drive the Code
	Foreword
	Foreword
	Preface
	Part I - Basic Techniques
		-	Introduction
		-	Automating Unit Tests
		-	Basic Steps of the Test-First Approach
		-	Test Ideas and Heuristics
		-	The Inner Life of a Test Framework
		-	Dummy and Mock Objects for Independence
		-	Inheritance and Polymorphism
		-	How Much is Enough?
	Part II - Advanced Topics
		-	Persistent Objects
		-	Concurrent Programs
		-	Distributed apps
		-	Web apps
		-	Graphical User Interfaces
		-	The Role of Unit Tests in the Software Process
		-	Loose Ends and Opportunities
	Part III - Appendices
	Appendix A	-	Notes to JUnit
	Appendix B	-	Unit Tests with Other Programming Languages
	Glossary
	Bibliography and List of References
	Index
	List of Figures
	List of Tables

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