Testing of Event-Driven Embedded Software with Python Part-1

This is part-1 of the talk "Testing of Event-Driven Embedded Software with Python" that Miro Samek presented at the [Embedded Online Conference in May 2022](embeddedonlineconference.com/...)
This part starts with the general strategy for testing event-driven software. Next, at 5:35, you'll get a clear explanation of the traditional approach based on the Mock Objects illustrated with an example.
Finally in this part, at 13:00, you'll get introduced to the concept of Software Tracing, which conceptually is similar to "Testing with printf".
NOTE:
All code presented in this video is available on GitHub in the qpc repository:
github.com/QuantumLeaps/qpc/t...

[@StateMachineCOM]

All the code discussed in this video is AVAILABLE on GitHub: github.com/QuantumLeaps/qpc-examples/tree/main/qutest

[@EdwinFairchild]

Insightful content as always Dr. Samek

[@nhanNguyen-wo8fy]

6:00
9:40 generate mock

[@hassinayaz7310]

thanks for sharing ... what you say is true.. embedded software developers really find it hard to grasp the mock object concept whereas spy or fake are more friendly introduction to the TDD approach . eagerly waiting for the next part to see what you do with the aformentioned python tool

[@prashantkulkarni1391]

Thanks a lot for Sharing knowledge. It helped a lot.