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This document introduces Test Driven Development (TDD). TDD involves writing a failing test first (Red), then implementing the code to pass the test (Green), and refactoring the code. The document outlines the advantages of TDD such as getting fast feedback and creating modular code. It then describes a scenario where a company needs a web application to book desks and introduces the DeskBookingRequestProcessor class that will be developed using TDD.

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Test Driven Development in C#

GETTING STARTED WITH TEST DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT

Thomas Claudius Huber

SOFTWARE DEVELOPER

@thomasclaudiush www.thomasclaudiushuber.com
Module What is Test Driven Development?
Outline The Wired Brain Coffee scenario
How this course is structured
The first requirement
- Test
- Implement
- Refactor
What Is Test Driven Development (TDD)?

Requirements
1st requirement

2nd requirement

3rd requirement
What Is Test Driven Development (TDD)?

Red Green
Write a Write code to
failing test pass the test

Refactor
Tests are driving
your implementation
What Is Test Driven Development (TDD)?

TDD Cycle

Red Green

Refactor
Advantages of Test Driven Development
Red Green

Refacto
r

Think about
Think about
what the code Get fast feedback
the APIs should do

Create Write Tests are

modular code maintainable code documentation
Not so easy
to start with a test
TDD is a skill
every developer
should have
The Wired Brain Coffee Scenario

In their shop in
A company that runs
Zurich they have
several coffee shops
desks for customers

They want a web application They ask you to build the

where customers can book a business logic and parts of the
desk for a full day web application
The Planned Architecture

DeskBooker solution

DeskBooker.Core
DeskBooker.Web (.NET Core class library) DeskBooker.DataAccess
(ASP.NET Core) (Entity Framework Core)
DeskBookingRequestProcessor
How This Course Is Structured
DeskBooker solution

DeskBooker.Web.Tests DeskBooker.Core.Tests DeskBooker.

DataAccess.Tests
DeskBooker.Web DeskBooker.Core
(ASP.NET Core) (.NET Core class library) DeskBooker.DataAccess
BookDeskModel DeskBookingRequestProcessor (Entity Framework Core)

Getting Started with Test Driven Development

Testing and Implementing Business Logic

Adding Features in an ASP.NET Core App

Understand the First Requirement

DeskBooking
RequestProcessor
Understand the First Requirement

DeskBooking DeskBooking DeskBooking

Request RequestProcessor Result

FirstName FirstName

LastName LastName
BookDesk
Email Email

Date Date
Understand the First Requirement

DeskBooking DeskBooking DeskBooking

Request RequestProcessor Result

FirstName FirstName

LastName LastName
BookDesk
Email Email

Date Date

Return DeskBookingResult with request values

Demo
Implement the requirement with TDD
- Create a red unit test
- Write code to make the test green
- Refactor the code
Test and Implement the Next Requirement

DeskBooking
RequestProcessor

null BookDesk

Throw ArgumentNullException
Demo
Implement the requirement with TDD
- Test if Exception is thrown
- Throw the Exception
- Refactor the code
Test Driven Development
- Red
Summary - Green
- Refactor

Advantages of TDD
- Get fast feedback
- Write modular and maintainable code