Unit-Tests in Objective-C - Flying Kiwis

Every language has their own rules. It does not matter if you look at the syntax, language features or type of language. Everything changes and at the same time it stays the same. In our themed app we will be using swift, but since Objective-C is the origin of iOS development, we make a little detour, to see how specifics are done here. I'm not a big fan of XCTest. Don't get me wrong, it does it's job just fine.. but that's it.. just fine. Understanding the whole state of the app and action we are trying to test, depends on our ability to name tests. In general we suck doing so. An alternative are frameworks based on RSpec. They add syntactic sugar to our tests and might just make the difference of searching 2 hours understanding the test, or fixing the problem.

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