Unit Testing 101: From Zero to Your First Tests
Afraid of breaking your code every time you make a change?
Write unit tests that give you confidence to refactor. And this is the beginner-friendly guide to start unit testing!
"That's a lot of code to write!"
"I don't have time to write more code."
Sound familiar?
Those are the two most common objections I've heard about unit testing.
Sure, tests are more code. But skipping them is like not putting your seat belt on because you're late. It feels faster until you crash.
Unit tests aren't extra work. They're your safety net to refactor and ship with confidence.
Who is this book for?
If you're a beginner coder or a seasoned C# developer new to unit testing, this is your starting point.
Already know how to work with strings in C# and create projects in Visual Studio? Then you're ready to write your first tests.
Inside, you'll learn:
- What unit testing is and why you should write unit tests
- How to write your first unit tests with C# and MSTest
- Four mistakes beginners (and even seniors) make and how to fix them
- Five naming conventions to make your tests clear and easy to read
Plus, you’ll get:
- A cheatsheet with the most common MSTest assertions
- A checklist with all tips and best practices from the book
That's everything you need to start writing tests that give you confidence to refactor your code.
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