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Pragmatic Behavior-driven Design with .NET [repost]

Learn how simple BDD can be when using Visual Studio, Entity Framework, and XUnit.

Behavior-driven Design (BDD) is a simple way to structure your tests and development practice, but over the years it’s been convoluted by jargon and cargo-cult testing frameworks. In this course, Rob Conery creates a membership library for ASP.NET MVC and brings you along in an “over-the-shoulder,” pair-coding style. Along the way concepts will be discussed at length, and at the end you’ll appreciate how elegant, simple, and helpful BDD can be.

Content:

01. Introduction and What We’re Doing 00:27:52
01. Introduction 02:58
02. Tool Setup 02:30
03. Structuring the Solution 02:09
04. Cutting Through the Jargon 04:20
05. Our First Specs 03:12
06. Making the Output More Readable 03:43
07. So Exactly What is BDD? 08:58
02. Getting Rolling 00:46:27
01. Filling out the Specs 06:13
02. Speeding up the Feedback with NCrunch 05:30
03. Coding the Happy Path 11:43
04. Challenging the Happy Path 22:59
03. Working with Data 00:41:57
01. Thinking about Data 07:19
02. Plugging in EF 07:09
03. Initial Tests with EF 04:10
04. Keeping Test Data Clean 13:38
05. Dealing with Passwords 03:12
06. Dealing with a Developing Smell 06:26
04. Refactoring 00:10:51
01. Dealing with a Developing Smell 06:26
02. Results of a Full Refactor and Better Test Organization 04:25
05. Once Again, a Little Faster 00:33:32
01. Authentication at Full Speed 30:50
02. Authentication Refactoring 02:41
06. Strategies for Working with BDD 00:18:41
01. Working with Email 05:04
02. A Good API 07:10
03. Configuration 04:23
04. Summary 02:02