Professional Test-Driven Development with C#: Developing Real World Applications with TDD

INDEX

A

AAA (arrange, act, and assert) method

in mocking frameworks, 285

in Rhino Mocks, 286

abstraction

of data access layer, 108

Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) and, 52

polymorphism and, 48–49

accessing data, 108

accountability, principles of TDD, 7

Adaptive Software Development, 7

ADO.NET

issues with dependencies in, 108

using repositories with, 109

Agile Manifesto, 6–7

agile methodologies

applying to application development, 123

estimating in, 124

history of, 6–7

integration tests in, 22

iterative cycles in, 124–127

overview of, 6

TDD approach based on, 299

user stories in, 120

antipatterns. See code smells

APIs, simplicity and focus of, 9

application development project

applying agile process to, 123

choosing frameworks, 129–131

choosing technology, 120

collecting user stories, 120–122

communicating with team, 126

creating project, 129

creating Visual Studio solution, 132–134

defining product backlog (PB), 122–123

defining project, 118

defining structure, 131

defining target environment, 119–120

developing project overview, 118–119

ending iterations, 128–129

estimating and, 124

iterative cycles in, 124–127

organizing folders, 131–132

overview of, 117

summary, 134–135

architectural tool, WCF services as, 228

arrange, act, and assert (AAA) method

in mocking frameworks, 285

in Rhino Mocks, 286

ASP.NET

MVC. See Model-View-Controller (MVC)

Web Forms. See Web Forms

ASPX files, in organizing Web Forms, 198–199

assemblies, libs folder for third-party, 131–132

asserts, NUnit ...