1 day
Protect your code from regressions as it
changes with fast-running automated tests
Confirm any Codemanship course booking by January 31st 2026, to be delivered remotely before May 31st, and get 50% off
* Why automate unit tests?
* Anatomy of a unit test
* Arrange-Act-Assert
* Test methods & test fixtures
* Test suites
* The xUnit unit test framework pattern
* Installing
* Setting up a test project
* Creating test fixtures
* Writing test methods
* Making assertions
* Running tests in your IDE and at the command line
* Advanced Features
- Parameterised tests
- Fluent assertions
* Stubs, Mocks & Dummies
* Stubbing external dependencies
* Tell, Don't Ask
* Testing object interactions with mock objects
* Red, Green, Refactor
* Triangulating
Teams are learning that AI-assisted coding without a good suite of fast-running tests is a very bad idea.
* Clarifying prompts with test cases
* Generating usable unit tests with AI
* Testing your tests with mutation testing
| Pricing Band | £ (remote*) | £ (on-site**) |
|---|---|---|
| First 4-6 people | 750 | |
| Next 7-12 people | 600 | |
| Next 13-20 people* | N/A | 450 |
| Additional people on the day | 600 | 750 |
Minimum number for all training is 4
* Maximum number for online training is 12
** UK & EU only. Maximum number for on-site training is 20
This training workshop is aimed at JavaScript, Python, C#, PHP and Java developers with at least one year's experience programming in their chosen language. It's often attended by technical leaders who wish to keep their code craft skills up-to-date, too.
You will need a suitable computer with your favourite JS, PHP, Python, C# or Java editor/IDE installed. On-site courses will require a room large enough to comfortably accomodate all participants, good, reliable Internet access (Wi-Fi), and a data projector or suitably large TV (with HDMI input) that will allow participants to read code from the back of the room. You will find a pen and paper handy.
Online training is available whereever you are, pretty much. (There are a few countries it's sadly not possible to do business with, of course.) Onsite training is available across the UK, Europe and many other regions. Ask us.
9/10 times, the trainer will be Codemanship founder and course author Jason Gorman. Jason has 38 years' programming experience and three decades of professional experience as a developer, technical lead and software architect. He's run hundreds of code craft training workshops over the last 20 years, and is a very experienced teacher and mentor. If, for any reason, Jason isn't available for your workshop, we'll inform you well in advance and offer you a trainer of similar industry seniority.
Yes. You will most definitely be writing code in this workshop. Business analysts, testers, project managers etc may find it useful to sit in and observe -at no charge - if they want to gain an understanding of Test-Driven Development and how it fits into the overall software development cycle, but this is 100% a hands-on workshop.
Since 2009, we've delivered training for developers working in C++, Swift, Go, Kotlin, Groovy, Ruby and many other languages. Ask us about customised courses.