Week 12 and 13 review
Welcome to the next installment of Codeleak.pl: Week Review!. I want to share with you some interesting reads that I encountered within last two weeks. A very subjective selection.
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Week 10 and 11 Review
Welcome to the next installment of Codeleak.pl: Week Review!. I want to share with you some interesting reads that I encountered this and previous week. A very subjective selection.
HOW-TO: Test dependencies in a Maven project (JUnit, Mocito, Hamcrest, AssertJ)
JUnit itself is not enough for most of today's Java projects. You also need a mocking library, maybe something else. In this mini HOW-TO I present the test dependencies you can start with in a new Java project.
Week 09 Review
Welcome to the next installment of Codeleak.pl: Week Review!. I want to share with you some interesting reads that I encountered this week. A very subjective selection.
JUnit ExpectedException rule: beyond basics
There are different ways of handling exceptions in JUnit tests. As I wrote in one of my previous posts, my preferable way is using org.junit.rules.ExpectedException rule. Basically, rules are used as an alternative (or an addition) to methods annotated with org.junit.Before, org.junit.After, org.junit.BeforeClass, or org.junit.AfterClass, but they are more powerful, and more easily shared between projects and classes. In this post I will show more advanced usage of org.junit.rules.ExpectedException rule.