Test Driven Development with Android | Android App Development

In this video we take our Dad Joke app from last time and rewrite it's functionality using test driven development. In this video we will cover manual dependency injection, using MockK, as well as how ViewModels work within Android Architecture Components.

As with all of my coding tutorials though, if you have any questions about setting up Android, MockK, or TDD please don't hesitate to leave a comment and I'd be more than happy to help you out. 😊

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[diegovidal]

Very good explanation, thanks so much!

[evanparrish]

Made it to the end. Thanks for making this tutorial! I really appreciate your teaching style.

[linucksrox]

Thank you! I've been waiting for this! I haven't watched it yet but will be checking it out very soon.

[headoverbars]

What??
Sweet dude thanks!!
hard to find good tutorials on TDD... for Android is near impossible.

[imranvora]

Very useful for writing test, We like to see more video on testing and also We like to see videos on android clean architecture and MVI

[headoverbars]

I subbed up and am watching.
I am a fledgling "clean coder".
I used to be a bad engineer...brilliant sure, but lazy, creative, but disorganized, well intentioned, yet unreliable.
I needed discipline of the sort Bob Martin dishes out.
Been reading Clean Coder this year and I just picked up clean architecture... such good books... I am just starting a project to implement various data structures for algorithm practice using TDD. glad I circled back here

[ivanalejandro]

Thank you for this ! really helpful content. Would be nice to have it in small videos like you did in the collections series. There is a lot going on here and would be easy to search things like differents tests scenarios, mocks LiveData, ViewModels. RxJava, UseCases, etc.

[joaovictorsouza]

Hello! Nice videos! Any news about the continuation of this video? About dagger

[akashraghav]

Hey Cody, This is really great, completely filled with things I wanted to learn from a long time. Wish I had stumbled here 1 year earlier. Can you please make a tutorial on clean code architecture for Android. I've read multiple blogs on this but almost each has a different implementation. Till then I'll go n watch your playlists. Thank you for the great content, I made it to the end of the video.

[AlMightyGadu]

Thank You for providing such a detailed video. So helpful! Is there any way you can post this code in your Github(if you have one), I would love to go and dissect it myself?