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Test-Driven Development for iOS LiveLessons Video Training:
Using Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery

## Cassandra Shum
## Estimated time to complete: 2h 19m
## Topics Continuous Integration
## Published byAddison-Wesley Professional 2016

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Continuous Delivery (CD) is an agile practice that's had
a big impact on  how many people  think about developing
software. It forced us  to start  thinking that software
is only  done  when  it is released.  With more features
reaching  the  done  stage  sooner,  CD  practices  have
enabled us to get  early feedback from  users and taught
us a lot about  testing, monitoring,  and automating our
delivery along the way. But mobile development has often
been left behind. Or has it?

Testing is an important component of CD and shouldn't be
taken for granted or ignored, especially when developing
mobile applications for iOS. The process of setting up a
testable environment and writing tests,  however, can be
a  challenge.  Implementing  unit  tests  and  following
principles of test-driven  development (TDD)  for mobile
apps whether native or hybrid is often counterintuitive.
To guarantee  that each  component  in  your mobile  app
works properly for the  set of inputs you  expect, it is
important  to  test  each  component  (or  unit)  of  an
architecture independently  and  to  simulate  different
system states based on  the supplied input  to the test,
while covering exotic cases in the process.

In Test-Driven  Development  for iOS:  Using  Continuous
Integration and Continuous  Delivery,  ThoughtWorks Lead
Consultant Cassie  Shum  takes  a  deep  dive  into  the
critical role of TDD in mobile development for iOS. This
video quickly reviews CI/CD best  practices and the role
of CI/CD in mobile  development. The  video then focuses
on the  role  of  TDD,  demonstrating  the  iOS  testing
framework   Quick/Nimble.   The   video   concludes   by
demonstrating fastlane, an  automation  tool  for mobile
developers.

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