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Ultimate Kotlin TDD FizzBuzz

I’m currently helping a less experienced developer (hi Connor) learn Test Driven Development, and this week we looked at the FizzBuzz kata. FizzBuzz is a really good introduction to TDD. Because there is really no complication to get bogged down in, we can focus on the following the process. 1. Write a test that the production code doesn’t pass. The test should show the smallest useful increment in behaviour towards our goal. 2. Change the production code to pass the test in the simplest way possible. 3. If necessary refactor production code or tests (but not both at once) to improve their design while still passing the tests. 4. Repeat until done. This video adds an element that I haven’t seen from other FizzBuzzers, which is acceptance tests. Ideally we will write at least some of our acceptance tests before the main TDD cycle. They should be part of the specification that we agree with the product owner, and when they pass we know that this story is done, barring any final refactoring. In the bonus refactoring, we’ll look at how to output all the fizzbuzzes, or at least the first 2^63 - 1 of them, with, full disclosure. another accidental 2^63 - 1 negative ones. Is that a bug? It turns out even TDD doesn’t guarantee software quality! In this episode 00:01:20 Read the spec 00:02:02 Create an acceptance test 00:02:38 Replacing stdout to capture printing 00:05:09 IntelliJ Introduce Variable bug 00:06:40 Have our Acceptance test call main 00:07:07 Test the output is as per the spec 00:08:59 Disable the acceptance tests until we are done 00:09:39 Create the simplest unit test we can 00:10:24 Our interface for unit tests is different 00:11:18 Make the test pass in the simplest way possible 00:11:55 Outside in meets inside out 00:14:28 Test 3 is Fizz 00:16:14 We only add complication backed by a test 00:16:39 Testing can encourage structure 00:18:02 Refactor our tests (on green) to be simpler and broader 00:19:28 Run the acceptance tests when we think we are done 00:20:09 Improve the acceptance tests to make sure 00:22:11 Can we improve the design? 00:22:59 Sequences are better for lots of data 00:26:45 Wrap up The code is on GitHub - https://github.com/dmcg/FizzBuzz/ There is a playlist of FizzBuzz episodes    • FizzBuzz   I get lots of questions about the test progress bar. It was written by the inimitable @dmitrykandalov. To use it install his Liveplugin (https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/...) and then this gist https://gist.github.com/dmcg/1f56ac39... If you like this video, you’ll probably like my book Java to Kotlin, A Refactoring Guidebook (http://java-to-kotlin.dev). It's about far more than just the syntax differences between the languages - it shows how to upgrade your thinking to a more functional style.