Learn TDD in Java (Udemy.com)

Thank you very much for such easy-to-understand course. I am experienced software professional but new to Java and object-oriented programming. I have been through other courses and they teach about Java. This course teaches how to get on with building a solution in Java based on requirements. Further, it also teaches how to think about unit / functional tests before building something, an important aspect that many people miss. The tips on IDE are very helpful. The last few sections - (section 19 onwards are quite challenging for me but teach a lot in a short time). It would be helpful if the course description or first section describes what aspects of Java/ object oriented programming one needs to understand for completing the course.

This is exactly the kind of course I like. It has a clear purpose and accomplish that with objectivity. I also liked the tips about IDEs and code interviews. I just felt that I could use a few more examples to grasp the technique better (really liked the Predicate approach, maybe a little bit more of those clever snaps).

Excellent course, it does a really good job explaining TDD by using examples and building the project piece by piece, it’s clear the instructor is proficient on the topic, will search for more courses from him!

It was very good, insightful. Probably just too quick to keep up if you are self-taught Java enthusiast and used to some other IDE than IntelliJ, but eventually found a way to make it all work without having to download solution (and rewound a few times to have it completed in my own pace). Pleasant course, can't wait for more material from same trainer.

the course gives the basics to understand you, in that sense it meets my expectations, I would only add that I could say what is the logic to do unit tests and improve the subtitles, otherwise it follows quite well, the other is to show shortcuts which implements

At first, I started disgusted from TDD. I didn't understood the principle behind that coding method. Now, I feel like I could enjoy that. So thanks. If I was forces to criticize this course, I would say that maybe one chapter could concern the naming of test and a quick learning of the shortcuts in IntelliJ (I've already learned so much but now I feel like I cannot live without them). Thanks

Really great course that helped me not only understand processes that rule TDD, but also shed some light on how to approach refactoring. Another great thing is that it shows of how much Intellij is capable of. I personally learned a lot of helpful commands that I will definitely use in my future work. I can really recommend this course for anyone, unless you're a TDD/refactoring expert.

It is trully beginners course, quite concise and fast to finish. So if you are a beginner and want to quickly get what is this all about - this is a great start.

While the content of this course is relevant to me for expanding my Java skills, the instructor moves too quickly through how he is using the IDE for shortcuts with writing his code. In addition, the content at the end is somewhat out of order, and the simplified solution is not explained in a linear manner.

I have been doing TDD for a while now and have had to retroactively apply TDD to existing projects, which is not ideal. This course has definitely helped me with getting TDD running for a new project from scratch and I am able to explain this to my Graduate Trainees in a more concise and practical manner.