Table of Contents
| Foreword |
| Introduction |
| But Can It Work for Me on My System? |
| Who This Book Is For |
| What You’ll Need |
| How to Use This Book |
| About “Us” |
| About Me |
| About the C++ Style in This Book |
| Acknowledgments |
| Dedication |
| 1. | Global Setup |
| Setup |
| The Examples |
| C++ Compiler |
| CMake |
| Google Mock |
| CppUTest |
| libcurl |
| JsonCpp |
| rlog |
| Boost |
| Building Examples and Running Tests |
| Teardown |
| 2. | Test-Driven Development: A First Example |
| Setup |
| The Soundex Class |
| Getting Started |
| Fixing Unclean Code |
| Incrementalism |
| Fixtures and Setup |
| Thinking and TDD |
| Test-Driving vs. Testing |
| What If? |
| One Thing at a Time |
| Limiting Length |
| Dropping Vowels |
| Doing What It Takes to Clarify Tests |
| Testing Outside the Box |
| Back on Track |
| Refactoring to Single-Responsibility Functions |
| Finishing Up |
| What Tests Are We Missing? |
| Our Solution |
| The Soundex Class |
| Teardown |
| 3. | Test-Driven Development Foundations |
| Setup |
| Unit Test and TDD Fundamentals |
| The TDD Cycle: Red-Green-Refactor |
| The Three Rules of TDD |
| Getting Green on Red |
| Mind-Sets for Successful Adoption of TDD |
| Mechanics for Success |
| Teardown |
| 4. | Test Construction |
| Setup |
| Organization |
| Fast Tests, Slow Tests, Filters, and Suites |
| Assertions |
| Inspecting Privates |
| Testing vs. Test-Driving: Parameterized Tests and Other Toys |
| Teardown |
| 5. | Test Doubles |
| Setup |
| Dependency Challenges |
| Test Doubles |
| A Hand-Crafted Test Double |
| Improving Test Abstraction When Using Test Doubles |
| Using Mock Tools |
| Getting Test Doubles in Place |
| Design Will Change |
| Strategies for Using Test Doubles |
| Miscellaneous Test Double Topics |
| Teardown |
| 6. | Incremental Design |
| Setup |
| Simple Design |
| Where Is the Up-Front Design? |
| Refactoring Inhibitors |
| Teardown |
| 7. | Quality Tests |
| Setup |
| Tests Come FIRST |
| One Assert per Test |
| Test Abstraction |
| Teardown |
| 8. | Legacy Challenges |
| Setup |
| Legacy Code |
| Themes |
| The Legacy Application |
| A Test-Driven Mentality |
| Safe Refactoring to Support Testing |
| Adding Tests to Characterize Existing Behavior |
| Sidetracked by the Reality of Legacy Code |
| Creating a Test Double for rlog |
| Test-Driving Changes |
| A New Story |
| A Brief Exploration in Seeking Faster Tests |
| Mondo Extracto |
| Spying to Sense Using a Member Variable |
| Spying to Sense Using a Mock |
| Alternate Injection Techniques |
| Large-Scale Change with the Mikado Method |
| An Overview of the Mikado Method |
| Moving a Method via Mikado |
| More Thoughts on the Mikado Method |
| Is It Worth It? |
| Teardown |
| 9. | TDD and Threading |
| Setup |
| Core Concepts for Test-Driving Threads |
| The GeoServer |
| Performance Requirements |
| Designing an Asynchronous Solution |
| Still Simply Test-Driving |
| Ready for a Thready! |
| Exposing Concurrency Issues |
| Creating Client Threads in the Test |
| Creating Multiple Threads in the ThreadPool |
| Back to the GeoServer |
| Teardown |
| 10. | Additional TDD Concepts and Discussions |
| Setup |
| TDD and Performance |
| Unit Tests, Integration Tests, and Acceptance Tests |
| The Transformation Priority Premise |
| Writing Assertions First |
| Teardown |
| 11. | Growing and Sustaining TDD |
| Setup |
| Explaining TDD to Nontechies |
| The Bad Test Death Spiral, aka the SCUMmy Cycle |
| Pair Programming |
| Katas and Dojos |
| Using the Code Coverage Metric Effectively |
| Continuous Integration |
| Deriving Team Standards for TDD |
| Keeping Up with the Community |
| Teardown |
| A1. | Comparing Unit Testing Tools |
| Setup |
| TDD Unit Testing Tool Features |
| Notes on Google Mock |
| Notes on CppUTest |
| Other Unit Testing Frameworks |
| Teardown |
| A2. | Code Kata: Roman Numeral Converter |
| Setup |
| Let’s Go! |
| Practice Makes Perfect |
| Teardown |
| A3. | Bibliography |
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