Learn Android Testing with Kotlin: Unit tests, Hilt testing, ViewModel, Fragment, Room, Repos, Test Doubles included!

What you'll learn
Android Testing
Unit Tests
Integration & UI Tests
Testing with Hilt
ViewModel Testing
LiveData Testing
Fragment Testing

Requirements
Intermediate Android Programming Knowledge
Intermediate Kotlin Knowledge
Ready to go Android Studio setup
Description
Welcome to the Android Testing Course!

If you are an Android Developer who is looking for to learn about testing your mobile applications, you came to the right place!

This course is for Android Developers who at least have intermediate knowledge for Kotlin and Android Development. We will learn about testing and create an application from scratch with using Jet Pack components to test it as well. All course will be completely hands-on experience.

Course is presented by Atil Samancioglu who serves more than 250.000 students worldwide on Mobile Application Development & Cyber Security. Atil also teaches Android Development in Bogazici University. Course is made with cooperation of Codestars, serving more than 1.5 million students worldwide!

Some of the topics that we are going to cover during the course:

Unit Tests

Integration & UI Tests

Testing with Hilt

Testing Fragments

Testing ViewModels

Testing LiveData

Test Doubles

Mockito & Espresso

JUnit

Testing Room

TDD Principles

Testing Navigation

If you are on your way to become a professional Android Developer, this course has everything you need, especially in the testing side of things. We will create an application called Art Book from scratch and test it together to practice everything that you need to know about testing Android applications.

All codes will be shared by us via GitHub and you can ask any question via Q&A to reach the instructor.

Happy coding!

Who this course is for:
Android Developers who want to learn about testing mobile applications
Android Devs who want to enhance their skills on JetPack components
Android Devs who want to learn about testing with dependency injection frameworks (Hilt)