Learn how to build Django applications using test-driven development.
- [Nick] Imagine deploying a new feature and not hoping that it works but knowing that it works. Test-driven development can bring confidence to your complex system and help your team be more autonomous so they know where errors come from quickly. We'll use tests that confirm the home page, save and load objects from our database, and evaluate browser functionality like waiting for AJAX responses. Hi, I'm Nick, and I love Django in mobile programming. Let's begin.
Author
Nick Walter
Released
3/12/2019- TDD philosophy
- Comparing functional and unit tests
- Writing a test in Selenium
- Writing a unit test
- Testing page data
- Hash testing
- Writing a test for user input
- Testing a POST request
- AJAX implementation
- TDD vs. testing after
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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What you should know1m 9s
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1. Functional Tests
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Writing a test in Selenium5m 42s
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Passing your first test3m 9s
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The Django testing framework6m 28s
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Expanding your tests7m 4s
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2. Unit Tests
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Writing a unit test6m 4s
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Testing page data7m 44s
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Hash testing4m 57s
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Saving your model5m 9s
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Testing a POST request3m 11s
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Passing the test5m 25s
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3. Advanced Testing
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Waiting4m 3s
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AJAX6m 22s
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Testing and deployment1m 41s
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TDD vs. test after1m 36s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 11s
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