Andrew Bancroft 11/4/2015

Creating Trust-able Unit Tests in Swift

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This article discusses how to create trust-able unit tests in Swift, emphasizing that a passing test doesn't always guarantee software correctness. It explores key strategies like test organization using Arrange-Act-Assert (AAA) or Given-When-Then structures, and keeping tests short (under 20 lines) to reduce errors. The content is aimed at iOS developers and software engineers looking to improve test reliability during app development cycles.

Creating Trust-able Unit Tests in Swift

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