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What you'll learn
Throughout the course, students will have the opportunity to apply what they've learned through hands-on exercises, code examples, and practical demonstrations
By the end of the course, they will have a solid understanding of Go testing and be well-equipped to write effective tests for their Go projects.
Fundamentals of Testing in Go, Subtests and Parallel Testing
Mocking and Dependency Injection & Code Coverage and Reporting
Requirements
Basic Knowledge of Go (Golang)
Description
1. PrerequisitesGo/Golang installation setupVisual source code installation setup2. Why Testing MattersImportance of testingBenefits of testing in Go3. Go's Testing PhilosophySimplicity of testing in GoBuilt-in testing tools and packages4. Writing Unit TestsGetting Started with TestingCreating a test fileWriting and running simple testsTest Functions and Naming ConventionsNaming conventions for test functionsOrganizing test files and packagesTesting FundamentalsWriting assertions using the testing packageHandling errors and failuresTable-Driven TestsWriting parameterized testsUsing test tables for multiple test cases5. Benchmarking in GoIntroduction to BenchmarkingUnderstanding benchmarkingCreating benchmark functionsRunning BenchmarksUsing the go test command for benchmarksInterpreting benchmark results6. Code Coverage AnalysisCode Coverage BasicsWhat is code coverage?Using the go test tool for coverage analysisInterpreting Coverage ReportsAnalyzing coverage reportsIdentifying uncovered code7. Advanced Testing TechniquesMocking and Dependency InjectionWriting tests with mock objectsInjecting dependencies for testingSubtests and Parallel TestingUsing subtests for better test organizationRunning tests in parallel8. Test Suites and Test OrganizationCreating Test SuitesGrouping related tests using test suitesManaging setup and teardownTest Organization Best PracticesStructuring your test codeNaming conventions and directory structure9. Testing in Real-World ProjectsTesting in Large CodebasesStrategies for testing large projectsTesting legacy codeCase Studies and Best PracticesReal-world examples of effective testingBest practices for Go testing10. Conclusion and Next StepsRecap and Final ThoughtsThe importance of ongoing testing
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Course Overview
Lecture 2 Prerequisites - Go & VS Code setup
Section 2: Why Testing Matters
Lecture 3 Why Testing Matters
Section 3: Go's Testing Philosophy
Lecture 4 Go's Testing Philosophy
Section 4: Writing Unit Tests
Lecture 5 Writing Unit Tests
Section 5: Benchmarking in Go
Lecture 6 Benchmarking in Go
Lecture 7 Benchmarking in Go - Hands-On
Section 6: Code Coverage Analysis
Lecture 8 Code Coverage Analysis
Section 7: Go Advanced Testing Techniques
Lecture 9 Advanced Testing Techniques
Section 8: Go Test Suites and Test Organization
Lecture 10 Test Suites and Test Organization
Section 9: Testing in Real-World Projects
Lecture 11 Testing in Real-World Projects
Section 10: Conclusion and Next Steps
Lecture 12 Conclusion and Next Steps
Go Developers & Software Engineers





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