In the first part of this short tutorial series, you’ve learned everything regarding the basics and principles of testing in Flutter and also how to write unit tests together with test-driven development. In this second part, you’re going to learn a lot about widget tests and integration tests in Flutter. Starter project Finished project VS […] The post Flutter Testing Guide for Beginners – Part 2: Widget & Integration Tests appeared first on Reso Coder.| Reso Coder
How can you make sure that an app does exactly what it should do without any weird unexpected surprises? Well, you test it, of course. You could test everything manually by launching the app, using it, and trying your best to make the app blow up with errors. Or you can write a bunch of […] The post Flutter Testing Guide for Beginners – Part 1: Unit Tests & Setup appeared first on Reso Coder.| Reso Coder
Explore @testable in Swift testing, its impact on code structure, and the balance between accessibility and encapsulation in unit tests.| Holy Swift
Since Xcode 7, iOS developers can generate a code coverage for their app: a report showing which area of their app is covered by unit tests. However, this is isn’t always accurate, let’s see why you should not base your code health only on code coverage.| Benoit Pasquier
The simplest way to integration test your stored procedures is with jOOQ and testcontainers| Java, SQL and jOOQ.
I have been interested in analytics tools for a while, especially when it’s applied to mobile development. Over the time, I saw many code mistakes when implementing an analytical solution. Some of them can be easily avoided when developer got the right insights, let’s see how.| Benoit Pasquier