Chapter 07: Writing Test Code: Difference between revisions
Created page with "<span id="chapter-07-writing-test-code"></span> = Chapter 07: Writing Test Code = Testing is crucial for building reliable Spring Boot applications. In this chapter, we’ll explore comprehensive testing strategies using modern Kotlin testing frameworks. You’ll learn about unit testing, integration testing, test patterns, and how to use Kotest, MockK, and other tools to create maintainable test suites. We’ll also cover test-driven development practices and code cove..." |
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'''With proper testing, we ensure:''' | '''With proper testing, we ensure:''' * | ||
* '''Correctness''': Code behaves as expected | |||
* '''Regression Prevention''': Changes don’t break existing functionality | |||
* '''Design Quality''': Testable code is usually better designed | |||
* '''Documentation''': Tests serve as executable specifications | |||
* '''Confidence''': Safe refactoring and feature additions | |||
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=== 7.1.2 Testing Pyramid for Spring Boot === | === 7.1.2 Testing Pyramid for Spring Boot === | ||