Foundations of TDD & Clean Architecture
For an introduction to TDD, Clean Architecture, and Use Case Driven Development, you can watch the following YouTube video series:
TDD and Clean Architecture - Driven by Behaviour (Valentina Cupać, Java User Group Switzerland)
TDD in Hexagonal Architecture and Clean Architecture (Valentina Cupać, Tech Excellence)
TDD and Hexagonal Architecture in Microservices (Valentina Cupać, Tech Excellence)
The code samples used in the meetups are here:
These code samples are for illustrative demo purposes only just to serve as a “simple“ introduction to Clean Architecture. Real projects have more nuances than were illustrated here in these demo samples. Java and .NET were used for these samples due to widespread access to the developer community, but there may also be samples coming up in the future using Node, Python, PHP… In any case, Clean Architecture aims to be as framework-independent as possible (alongside being UI-independent and database-independent).
Introduction to TDD & Clean Architecture
TDD and Clean Architecture - Driven by Behaviour
(Valentina Cupać, Java User Group Switzerland)
We started by covering the theoretical foundations of both TDD & Clean Architecture. In this video, the key message is that TDD is about incrementally driving development with tests coupled to behavior (not structure). We also review the evolution of “unit-testable“ architectures - starting with Hexagonal Architecture, then onion Architecture, and finally Clean Architecture. Clean Architecture exposes the behavior of a system through use cases. This meetup covers key concepts, definitions, and history. See subsequent meetups for code samples.
TDD and Clean Architecture - Use Case Driven Development
(Valentina Cupać, Software Craftsmanship Luxembourg)
We introduced Use Case Driven Design and how use cases are implemented in traditional N-tier applications (CRUD), Onion Architecture and Clean Architecture. I showed some banking system use cases; see GitHub repositories - Banking Kata (Java), Banking Kata (.NET).
TDD and Clean Architecture - Use Case Driven and Domain Driven Design
(Valentina Cupać, Ticino Software Craft)
We went deeper into how to unit test use cases - testing both positive and negative flows. We also showed the updated Banking Kata - including the presentation layer (REST API) and infrastructure layer (with Hibernate and Entity Framework Core). We also introduced Mutation Testing.
TDD in Hexagonal Architecture and Clean Architecture
(Valentina Cupać, Tech Excellence)
We demonstrated the benefits of coupling tests to use cases - our tests are readable as requirements and we are free to change the internals of our system. Here we demonstrated the use of Hexagonal Architecture with unit tests coupled to use cases means that we can safely refactor the internals of our system - for example, we can move from an anemic domain to a rich domain without breaking tests.
TDD and Hexagonal Architecture in Microservices
(Valentina Cupać, Tech Excellence)
We demonstrated effective approaches for Test Automation within Microservice Architecture, particularly through the usage of Contract Testing to ensure independent testability of Microservices. Using Hexagonal Architecture within a Microservice, we demonstrated driver adapter and driven adapter integration tests using Contract Testing. Finally, we discussed how both Contract Testing and TDD can be applied by decomposing Use Cases within a larger system.
YouTube Playlist
In addition to the selected videos above, you can also see additional Meetups & Podcasts on my playlist: Valentina @ YouTube Playlist
Hi Valentina,
Is it possible to get access to presentation slides related to this event TDD and Clean Architecture - Use Case Driven Development ?