Learning Test-Driven Development

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• Foreword
• Preface
  • What Is Test-Driven Development?
    • A Technique
    • Designing and Structuring Code
    • A Bias Toward Simplicity
    • Increased Confidence
  • Who Is This Book For?
  • What Are the Prerequisites for Reading This Book?
  • How to Read This Book
    • Follow the Book One Language at a Time
    • Follow the Book in Two Languages First and Then in the Third Language
    • Follow the Book in All Three Languages Simultaneously
  • Conventions Used in This Book
    • Typographical Conventions
    • Lexical Conventions
  • Using Code Examples
  • How to Contact Us
  • TDDThe Whys
    • Why Does This Book Use Go, JavaScript, and Python?
      • 1. Variety
      • 2. Popularity
      • 3. A personal reason
    • Why Not This Other Language?
    • Why Does This Book Have a Chapter 0?
• Chapter 0: Introduction and Setup
  • Setting Up Your Development Environment
    • Common Setup
      • Folder structure
      • Text editor or IDE
      • Shell
      • Git
    • Go
      • A quick word on Go package management
    • JavaScript
      • A quick word on testing libraries
      • Another quick word, on JavaScript package management
    • Python
  • Where We Are
• I. Getting Started
• 1. The Money Problem
  • Red-Green-Refactor: The Building Blocks of TDD
  • Whats the Problem?
  • Our First Failing Test
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Going for Green
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Cleaning Up
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Committing Our Changes
  • Where We Are
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
• 2. Multicurrency Money
  • Enter the Euro
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Keeping Code DRY
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Didnt We Just Say Dont Repeat Yourself?!
  • Divide and Conquer
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Cleaning Up
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Committing Our Changes
  • Where We Are
• 3. Portfolio
  • Designing Our Next Test
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Committing Our Changes
  • Where We Are
• II. Modularization
• 4. Separation of Concerns
  • Test and Production Code
    • Unidirectional Dependency
    • Dependency Injection
    • Packaging and Deployment
  • Modularization
  • Removing Redundancy
  • Where We Are
• 5. Packages and Modules in Go
  • Separating Our Code into Packages
  • Go Modules
  • Creating a Package
  • Encapsulation
  • Removing Redundancy in Tests
  • Committing Our Changes
  • Where We Are
• 6. Modules in JavaScript
  • Separating Our Code into Modules
  • A Segue into JavaScript Modules
    • CommonJS
    • Asynchronous Module Definition (AMD)
    • Universal Module Definition (UMD)
    • ESModules
  • Improving Our Tests
    • Removing Redundancy in Tests
    • Adding a Test Class and Test Methods
    • Discovering and Running Tests Automatically
    • Produce Output When Tests Run Successfully
    • Run All Tests Even When an Earlier Test Assertion Fails
  • Committing Our Changes
  • Where We Are
• 7. Modules in Python
  • Separating Our Code into Modules
  • Removing Redundancy in Tests
  • Committing Our Changes
  • Where We Are
• III. Features and Redesign
• 8. Evaluating a Portfolio
  • Mixing Money
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Committing Our Changes
  • Where We Are
• 9. Currencies, Currencies, Everywhere
  • Making a Hash(map) of Things
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Committing Our Changes
  • Where We Are
• 10. Error Handling
  • Error Wish List
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Committing Our Changes
  • Where We Are
• 11. Banking on Redesign
  • Dependency Injection
  • Putting It All Together
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Committing Our Changes
  • Where We Are
• IV. Finishing Up
• 12. Test Order
  • Changing Exchange Rates
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Committing Our Changes
  • Where We Are
• 13. Continuous Integration
  • Core Concepts
    • Version Control
    • Build Server and Agent
    • Artifact Repository
    • Deployment Environment
  • Putting It All Together
    • Create Your GitHub Account
    • Verify Your GitHub Account
    • Push Code Repository to GitHub
    • Prepare for CI Build Scripts
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Python
  • Committing Our Changes
  • Where We Are
• 14. Retrospective
  • Profile
    • Cyclomatic Complexity
    • Coupling
    • Succinctness
  • Purpose
    • Cohesion
    • Completeness
  • Process
  • Putting It All Together
    • Go
      • Profile
      • Purpose
      • Process
    • JavaScript
      • Profile
      • Purpose
      • Process
    • Python
      • Profile
      • Purpose
      • Process
  • Isnt TDD Dead?
  • Where We Are
• A. Development Environment Setup
  • Online REPLs
    • Repl.it
    • LeetCode
    • CoderPad
    • The Go Playground
    • The Comprehensive List of Online REPLs
  • Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
    • Visual Studio Code
    • IntelliJ IDEA
    • Eclipse
  • Installing Language Tools
    • Go
    • JavaScript / ES6
    • Python
• B. A Brief History of the Three Languages
  • Go
  • JavaScript
    • The assert Module
      • Syntactical differences
      • Simplicity
      • Openness
    • The Module Mechanism
  • Python
• C. Acknowledgments
• Index

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