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Unit Testing on macOS: Part 1/2

In this Unit testing tutorial for macOS you’ll learn how unit tests can help you to write stable code and give you the confidence that changes don’t break your code. By Sarah Reichelt.

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Unit Testing on macOS: Part 1/2

30 mins

Getting Started
What Is Unit Testing?
Test Driven Development
The Test Project
The Dice Test Class
Your First Test
Choosing Which Tests to Run
Testing for nil
Developing to Tests
Modifying Existing Code
Refactoring Tests
Using #line
Adding Unit Tests to Existing Code
Where to Go From Here?

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Where to Go From Here?

You can download the sample project here with all the tests from this part of the tutorial in it.

Carry on to the second half of this Unit testing on macOS tutorial for more goodness, including interface testing, network testing, performance testing and code coverage. Hope to see you there! :]

If you have any questions or comments about this part of the tutorial, please join the discussion below!

Contents

Unit Testing on macOS: Part 1/2

Where to Go From Here?

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