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Session: Design For Testability – Isolating the ugly stuff

Wednesday, 11:20 - 12:10
Track: Agile

Do you want to get started with testing but find that you have trouble isolating the logic you want to test? Are you finding your tests hard to read and maintain? Do you have slow tests because you end up making asserts against data stored in the database? 
In this session you will learn how to isolate the part you want to test by using Dependency Injection. Write tests that are easy to read and understand by following the Separation Of Concerns principle. To get a consistent testable design you will learn how to use the Gateway Pattern to wrap components. This will give you a system with rapid feedback and higher quality code with fewer bugs.

Prerequisites

No prerequisites

Expectations

Dependency Injectection, Separation Of Concerns principle, Gateway Pattern

Magnus Härlin

With a burning interest for agile practices and team dynamics Magnus Härlin from Iptor works with agile development. He focuses on automated testing that’s one of many vital parts to develop high quality software. He’s introduced testing into organizations and integrating it into the development process. As member of communities DotNetForum, SweNug and Alt.Net he’s held several presentations about testing, NHibernate and Silverlight. At SDC 2010 he had a session about testing.

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