Name: To Catch a mocking Bug! Unit-Testing in C++
Start: 2018-06-21T18:00:00-04:00
End: 2018-06-21T21:00:00-04:00
Location: Google

Jean-Michel Carter va donner une présentation sur le framework de tests Catch2. La présentation sera donnée en anglais. Vous pouvez consulter la description complète en anglais ci-dessous.

La rencontre a lieu dans les locaux de Google au 1253 avenue McGill College, #150 à Montréal. Les portes seront ouvertes à partir de 18h.

Merci de mettre à jour votre RSVP si vous ne pouvez pas être présent.

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The idea of automated unit testing is not new. It probably became popular with the advent of SUnit, a unit-test framework for SmallTalk, developed by Kent Beck in 1989, and was democratized with JUnit, the equivalent of SUnit for the Java platform. C++ got it’s port of JUnit around 2000 from Michael Feathers with CppUnit. Since then, a slew of Unit-Testing Frameworks for C++ have appeared, notably the following : GoogleTest, Boost.Test and Catch (And Catch2). This talk will look at the importance of automated unit tests, and show how Catch2 differentiates itself from other frameworks and can be a great choice as a framework for unit-testing, with examples and ideas.

Jean-Michel Carter will be giving this talk in English. The meetup will be held at Google's Office in Montreal, at 1253 avenue McGill College, #150. The doors open at 6 pm.

Please update your RSVP in case you cannot make it.

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