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Go Testing For Beginners: Master Skills With 30 Exercises
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 750.09 MB | Duration: 2h 7m
Master go test, table-driven tests, mocks, andhttptest through hands-on practice
What you'll learn[/center]
You can write basic test functions independently using the standard testing package in Go.
You can manage multiple test cases efficiently by implementing the table-driven testing pattern.
You can design testable code by using interfaces to swap external dependencies with stubs.
You can verify HTTP handler status codes and response bodies using thehttptest package.
You can measure test coverage with go test -cover to identify and fill gaps in your testing.
Requirements
A basic understanding of Go functions, structs, and interfaces.
Basic experience using standard commands like go build and go run.
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.This is a course for those who say, "I know Go syntax, but I don't know how to write tests."When you start learning Go, basics like functions, structs, and interfaces come naturally. However, when it's time to write tests, many people freeze, wondering, "Where do I start?" or "Am I doing this right?" Testing follows specific patterns; once you master these patterns in order, anyone can write them.In this course, you will systematically learn how to write test code using Go's standard testing package through 30 hands-on exercises. Rather than just watching videos, you will solve problems to ensure that what you understand mentally translates naturally into code.What You Will LearnSection 1: Basic Test StructureCover the essentials: naming rules for test functions/files, the difference between t.Error and t.Fatal, and how to test functions that return errors.Section 2: Table-Driven TestsLearn the widely-used Go pattern for managing multiple test cases in slices. Use t,Run for subtests to quickly identify failures, and learn how to handle boundary values and compare slices or maps.Section 3: Test OrganizationMaster techniques for robust testing: setup/teardown with TestMain, resource cleanup with t.Cleanup, and handling temporary files or environment variables with t.TempDir and t.Setenv. We also cover parallel execution with t.Parallel.Section 4: Interfaces & Dependency InjectionHard-to-test code often stems from external dependencies (time, files, APIs). Learn to use interfaces for abstraction and swap dependencies with manual stubs. You'll also explore patterns using io.Reader and io.Writer.Section 5: HTTP TestingLearn how to test Web applications usinghttptest.ResponseRecorder for handlers,httptest.NewServer for mocking external APIs, and methods for validating JSON responses.Section 6: Comprehensive ExerciseThe final challenge combines everything. You will implement tests for a simple REST API using table-driven tests,httptest, and stubs, while checking coverage with go test -cover.Target AudienceThose who understand Go syntax but have rarely written tests.Those who can write tests but lack confidence in their approach.Those familiar with terms like "table-driven" or "mocks" but can't yet implement them.Those who want to start adding tests to their team's codebase.PrerequisitesA basic understanding of Go functions, structs, and interfaces.Experience using basic commands like go build and go run.
Those who understand Go's basic syntax but have little to no experience writing actual tests.,Those who can write tests but lack confidence in whether they are following best practices.,Those familiar with terms like "table-driven tests" or "mocks" but struggle to implement them.,Those who want to start contributing high-quality tests to their team's codebase.
Go Testing For Beginners: Master Skills With 30 Exercises
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 750.09 MB | Duration: 2h 7m
Master go test, table-driven tests, mocks, andhttptest through hands-on practice
What you'll learn[/center]
You can write basic test functions independently using the standard testing package in Go.
You can manage multiple test cases efficiently by implementing the table-driven testing pattern.
You can design testable code by using interfaces to swap external dependencies with stubs.
You can verify HTTP handler status codes and response bodies using thehttptest package.
You can measure test coverage with go test -cover to identify and fill gaps in your testing.
Requirements
A basic understanding of Go functions, structs, and interfaces.
Basic experience using standard commands like go build and go run.
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.This is a course for those who say, "I know Go syntax, but I don't know how to write tests."When you start learning Go, basics like functions, structs, and interfaces come naturally. However, when it's time to write tests, many people freeze, wondering, "Where do I start?" or "Am I doing this right?" Testing follows specific patterns; once you master these patterns in order, anyone can write them.In this course, you will systematically learn how to write test code using Go's standard testing package through 30 hands-on exercises. Rather than just watching videos, you will solve problems to ensure that what you understand mentally translates naturally into code.What You Will LearnSection 1: Basic Test StructureCover the essentials: naming rules for test functions/files, the difference between t.Error and t.Fatal, and how to test functions that return errors.Section 2: Table-Driven TestsLearn the widely-used Go pattern for managing multiple test cases in slices. Use t,Run for subtests to quickly identify failures, and learn how to handle boundary values and compare slices or maps.Section 3: Test OrganizationMaster techniques for robust testing: setup/teardown with TestMain, resource cleanup with t.Cleanup, and handling temporary files or environment variables with t.TempDir and t.Setenv. We also cover parallel execution with t.Parallel.Section 4: Interfaces & Dependency InjectionHard-to-test code often stems from external dependencies (time, files, APIs). Learn to use interfaces for abstraction and swap dependencies with manual stubs. You'll also explore patterns using io.Reader and io.Writer.Section 5: HTTP TestingLearn how to test Web applications usinghttptest.ResponseRecorder for handlers,httptest.NewServer for mocking external APIs, and methods for validating JSON responses.Section 6: Comprehensive ExerciseThe final challenge combines everything. You will implement tests for a simple REST API using table-driven tests,httptest, and stubs, while checking coverage with go test -cover.Target AudienceThose who understand Go syntax but have rarely written tests.Those who can write tests but lack confidence in their approach.Those familiar with terms like "table-driven" or "mocks" but can't yet implement them.Those who want to start adding tests to their team's codebase.PrerequisitesA basic understanding of Go functions, structs, and interfaces.Experience using basic commands like go build and go run.
Those who understand Go's basic syntax but have little to no experience writing actual tests.,Those who can write tests but lack confidence in whether they are following best practices.,Those familiar with terms like "table-driven tests" or "mocks" but struggle to implement them.,Those who want to start contributing high-quality tests to their team's codebase.
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