November 2018
Intermediate to advanced
346 pages
8h 12m
English
Boundary tests come in two forms, each with their own goal—internal-facing and external-facing.
Internal-facing boundary tests are designed to validate two things:
As such, internal-facing boundary tests do not interact with the external service, but rather with a mock or stub implementation of the external service.
External-facing boundary tests are the opposite. They interact with the external service and verify that the external service performs as we need it to. Please note that they do not validate the external service's API contract, ...
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