Summary
In this chapter, you learned quite a lot about TDD, and the following is the summary of the key takeaway points:
- TDD is an Extreme Programming (XP) practice
- TDD is a bottom-up approach that encourages us to start with a test case, hence it is commonly referred to as LowercaseTest-First Development
- You learned how to write test cases using Google Test and Google Mock Frameworks in Linux and Windows
- You also learned how to write an application that follows TDD in Linux and Visual Studio on the Windows platform
- You learned about the Dependency Inversion technique and how to unit test a code by isolating its dependency using the Google Mock Framework
- The Google Test Framework supports Unit Testing, Integration Testing, Regression Testing, Performance Testing, Functional Testing, and so on
- TDD mainly insists on Unit Testing, Integration Testing, and Interaction Testing while complex functional testing must be done with Behavior-Driven Development
- You learned how to refactor code smells into clean...
