在2014年中针对Java单元测试框架的9本最好书籍
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1. Mastering Unit Testing Using Mockito and JUnit
Author: Sujoy Acharya
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Published Date: July 15, 2014
Paperback: 310 pages
Content Coverage:
- Chapter 1: JUnit - A Total Recall
- Defining unit testing
- Working with JUnit 4
- Working with JUnit 4++
- Chapter 2: Automating JUnit Tests </ul>
- Continuous Integration
- Jenkins
- Chapter 3: Test Doubles </ul>
- Dummy, Stub, Fake, Mock, Spy
- Chapter 4: Progressive Mockito
- Working with Mockito
- Drinking Mockito
- Chapter 5: Exploring Code Coverage
- Understanding code coverage
- Configuring Eclipse plugin
- Measuring code coverage using Gradle
- Working with the Maven Cobertura plugin
- Running the Cobertura Ant task </ul> </li>
- Chapter 6: Revealing Code Quality </ul>
- Understanding the static code analysis
- Working with the Checkstyle plugin
- Exploring the FindBugs plugin
- Working with the PMD plugin
- Monitoring code quality with SonarQube
- Getting familiar with false positives
- Chapter 7: Unit Testing the Web Tier
- Unit testing servlets
- Playing with Spring MVC </ul> </li>
- Chapter 8: Playing with Data
- Separating concerns
- Unit testing the persistence logic
- Simplifying persistence with Spring
- Verifying the system integrity
- Writing integration tests with Spring </ul> </li>
- Chapter 9: Solving Test Puzzles
- Working with the legacy code
- Designing for testability
- Working with greenfield code </ul> </li>
- Chapter 10: Best Practices
- Writing meaningful tests
- Automating JUnit tests
- Configuring tests
- Working with assertions
- Handling exceptions
- Working with test smells </ul> </li> </ul>
- I. Developers’ Tests
- On Tests and Tools
- Unit Tests
- II. Writing Unit Tests
- Unit Tests with no Collaborators
- Test Driven Development
- Mocks, Stubs, Test Spies </ul> </li>
- III. Hints and Discussions
- Things You Should Know
- Points of Controversy </ul> </li>
- IV. Listen and Organize </ul>
- Getting Feedback
- Organization of Tests
- V. Make them Better
- Maintainable Tests
- Test Quality </ul> </li>
- A. Automated Tests
- Wasting Your Time by not Writing Tests
- When and Where Should Tests Run? </ul> </li>
- B. Running Unit Tests </ul>
- Running Tests with Eclipse
- Running Tests with IntelliJ IDEA
- Running Tests with Gradle
- Running Tests with Maven
- C. Test Spy vs. Mock
- Different Flow - and Who Assert?
- Stop with the First Error
- Stubbing
- Forgiveness
- Different Threads or Containers
- Conclusions </ul> </li> </ul>
- Chapter 1: Getting Started with Mockito
- Mockito for JUnit and TestNG
- Mockito best practices
- …
- Chapter 2: Creating Mocks
- Creating mocks in code, with annotations
- Creating mocks with different default answer
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 3: Creating Spies and Partial Mocks
- Creating spies in code
- Creating spies with custom configuration
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 4: Stubbing Behavior of Mocks
- Using argument matchers for stubbing
- Stubbing methods that return values
- Stubbing methods that they throw exceptions
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 5: Stubbing Behavior of Spies </ul>
- Stubbing methods that return values
- Stubbing void methods
- …
- Chapter 6: Verifying Test Doubles </ul>
- Verifying the method invocation count with times()
- Verifying the method invocation count with atLeast()
- …
- Chapter 7: Verifying Behavior with Object Matchers
- Using Hamcrest matchers for assertions
- Creating custom Hamcreast matchers
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 8: Refactoring with Mockito
- Removing the problems with instance creation
- Refactoring classes that do too much </ul> </li>
- Chapter 9: Integration Testing with Mockito and DI Frameworks
- Injecting test doubles instead of beans using Spring’s code configuration
- Injecting test doubles instead of beans using Springockito
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 10: Mocking Libraries Comparison
- Mockito versus EasyMock, JMockit, JMock and Spock </ul> </li> </ul>
- Chapter 1: Introduction to WebDriver and WebElements
- Understanding the history of Selenium
- Setting up a project in Eclipse
- Chapter 2: Exploring Advanced Interactions of WebDriver
- Understanding actions, build and perform </ul> </li>
- Chapter 3: Exploring the Features of WebDriver </ul>
- Setting the desired capabilities for a browser
- Taking screenshots
- Locating target windows and iFrames
- Exploring Navigate
- Waiting for WebElements to load
- Handling cookies
- Chapter 4: Different Available WebDrivers
- FirefoxDriver
- InternetExplorerDriver
- ChromeDriver
- SafariDriver
- OperaDriver </ul> </li>
- Chapter 5: Understanding WebDriver Events
- Introducing EventFiringWebDriver and EventListener classes
- Creating an instance of EventListener
- Exploring different WebDriver event listeners </ul> </li>
- Chapter 6: Dealing with I/O </ul>
- Learning about the FileHandler class
- Learning about the TemporaryFilesystem class
- Learning about the Zip class
- Chapter 7: Exploring RemoteWebDriver and WebDriverBackedSelenium </ul>
- Introducing RemoteWebDriver
- Understanding the JSON wire protocol
- Replacing the client library with your own code
- Exploring WebDriverBackedSelenium
- Chapter 8: Understanding Selenium Grid
- Exploring Selenium Grid
- Understanding the hub
- Understandind the node
- Modifying the existing test script to use Selenium Grid
- Configuring Selenium Grid </ul> </li>
- Chapter 9: Understanding PageObject Pattern
- Creating test cases for our Wordpress blog
- What is the PageObject pattern?
- Good practices for the PageObjects design
- Understanding loadable components
- Working on end-to-end example of Wordpress </ul> </li>
- Chapter 10: Testing iOS and Android Apps </ul>
- Different forms of mobile applications
- Available software tools
- Automating iOS and Android tests using Appium
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5. Performance Testing With JMeter 2.9
Author: Bayo ErinlePublisher: Packt Publishing
Published Date: July 26, 2013
Paperback: 148 pages
Content Coverage:
- Chapter 1: Performance Testing Fundamentals
- The incident and aftermath
- Performance testing and tuning
- JMeter to the rescue
- Chapter 2: Recording Your First Test
- Configuring JMeter HTTP proxy server
- Setting up your browser to use the proxy server
- Anatomy of a JMeter test </ul> </li>
- Chapter 3: Submitting Forms
- Capturing simple forms </ul> </li>
- Chapter 4: Managing Sessions
- Managing sessions with cookies
- Managing sessions with URL rewriting </ul> </li>
- Chapter 5: Resource Monitoring </ul>
- Basic server monitoring
- Monitoring the server with a JMeter plugin
- Chapter 6: Distributed Testing
- Remote testing with JMeter
- Leveraging the cloud for distributed testing </ul> </li>
- Chapter 7: Helpful Tips </ul>
- JMeter properties and variables
- JMeter functions
- The Regular Expression tester
- The Debug sampler
- Using timers in your test plan
- The JDBC Request sampler
- A Dummy sampler
- The JSON Path Extractor element
- Handling RESTful web services
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6. TestNG Beginner's Guide
Author: Varun MenonPublisher: Packt Publishing
Published Date: July 26, 2013
Paperback: 276 pages
Content Coverage:
- Chapter 1: Getting Started
- Features of TestNG
- Writing your first TestNG test
- …
- Chapter 2: Understanding testng.xml
- Creating a test suite
- Running testng.xml
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 3: Annotations
- Annotations in TestNG
- Before and After annotations
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 4: Groups
- Grouping tests
- Running a TestNG group
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 5: Dependencies </ul>
- Dependency test
- Using regular expression
- …
- Chapter 6: The Factory Annotation
- What is factory?
- First factory test
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 7: Parallelism </ul>
- Writing first parallel test
- Running test methods in parallel
- …
- Chapter 8: Using Build Tools
- Build automation
- Using Ant to run TestNG tests
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 9: Logging and Reports
- Writing your own logger
- Writing your own reporter
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 10: Creating a Test Suite through Code
- Running TestNG programmatically
- Parameterization of tests
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 11: Migrating from JUnit
- Running your JUnit tests through TestNG
- Converting a JUnit test to a TestNG test
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 12: Unit and Functional Testing
- Unit testing with TestNG
- Assertion with TestNG
- … </ul> </li>
- Pop Quiz Answers </ul>
- Saying Hello World! (simple)
- Getting and installing PowerMock (simple)
- Mocking static methods (simple)
- Verifying method invocation (simple)
- Mocking final classes or methods (simple)
- Mocking constructors (medium)
- Understanding arguments matchers (medium)
- Understanding the Answer interface (advanced)
- Partial mocking with spies (advanced)
- Mocking private methods (advanced)
- Breaking the encapsulation (advanced)
- Suppressing unwanted behavior (advanced)
- Chapter 1: The Aliens Have Landed!
- The progressions of testing
- What is Arquillian
- Chapter 2: The Evolution of Testing </ul>
- How did we get here?
- A jump in technology
- Chapter 3: Container Testing
- Containers and deployments </ul> </li>
- Chapter 4: Why Did the Test Fail?
- Running your tests - the downside </ul> </li>
- Chapter 5: Enriching the Enterprise Test Case
- Testing the dependency injection
- Failure scenarios </ul> </li>
- Chapter 6: Arquillian Extensions
- Extending Arquillian
- Testing against a database using JPA
- … </ul> </li>
- Chapter 7: Functional Application Testing
- Functional testing </ul> </li>
- Chapter 8: Service Testing
- Service testing approaches </ul> </li>
- Chapter 9: Arquillian and OSGi
- OSGi and Arquillian </ul> </li>
- Chapter 10: ShrinkWrap in Action
- What is ShrinkWrap?
- Managing libraries and modules </ul> </li> </ul>
- Understanding behavior-driven development (Intermediate)
- Setting up an environment for Cucumber BDD on Rails (Intermediate)
- Writing your first Hello World feature (Simple)
- Learning foundation knowledge and skills (Intermediate)
- Building a real web application with Cucumber (Intermediate)
- Mastering pro tips for writing expressive Gherkin (Intermediate)
- Mastering pro tips for writing good steps (Advanced)
- Using third-party libraries with Cucumber (Intermediate)
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9. Instant Cucumber BDD How-to
Author: Wayne YePublisher: Packt Publishing
Published Date: April 25, 2013
Paperback: 70 pages
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7. Instant Mock Testing with PowerMock
Author: Deep ShahPublisher: Packt Publishing
Published Date: October 25, 2013
Paperback: 82 pages
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8. Arquillian Testing Guide
Author: John D. AmentPublisher: Packt Publishing
Published Date: April 17, 2013
Paperback: 242 pages
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4. Selenium WebDriver Practical Guide Paperback
Author: Satya AvasaralaPublisher: Packt Publishing
Published Date: January 24, 2014
Paperback: 264 pages
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3. Mockito Cookbook
Author: Marcin GrzejszczakPublisher: Packt Publishing
Published Date: June 24, 2014
Paperback: 264 pages
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2. Practical Unit Testing with JUnit and Mockito
Author: Tomek KaczanowskiPublisher: Tomasz Kaczanowski
Published Date: April 23, 2013
Paperback: 402 pages
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