Lack of unit tests

[IgorGanapolsky]

Hello, how come you don't have an androidTest directory in your project, replete with unit tests? Don't you want budding developers to look at your code and learn how to unit test?

[PaulRashidi]

Stay tuned.

[soniccat]

yes, it would be great

[tasomaniac]

Don't say that. iosched is an example project and shows the best practices in Android.

[IgorGanapolsky]

@tasomaniac I hope you are joking. There's lots of convoluted and unorganized code in iosched. It would be great if they used a pattern like MVP or Dagger, but alas...

[tasomaniac]

I was being sarcastic :)

But seriously, even it has some problems it is the go to place for most of the developers to learn something. I remember I was learning Android programming with the first version of the app years ago. I also learned how to make 2pane layout properly on tablets with iosched.

Still, it needs tests :)

[IgorGanapolsky]

@tasomaniac Umm no. It doesn't implement RecyclerView, it uses a very convoluted implementation of Toolbar tabs. It is by no means a go-to app for new developers to learn how to do things. Unless they wanna learn the wrong way!

[cristianoliveira]

Following this discussion I am also interested in Unit Test examples.

[IgorGanapolsky]

I am interested in the 2015 version of iosched. Not interested in 2014
anymore.
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Following this discussion I am also interested in Unit Test examples.

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[cristianoliveira]

Will be developed with Unit Test? So I too :P

[PaulRashidi]

We've added some unit tests and will be adding more over time. We've also added AndroidTests for some features in 2015 source.