Ok, ok, I'm excited. Right now I just was able to hack my way through a test with Spring 3.2 and the web context.
The method I ended up writing looked like...
0 replies - 2167 views - 12/27/12 by Ken Rimple in Articles
After the announcement of the NoMock Movement I had to write another post about integration testing. Here it goes : how to test your nice RESTful...
0 replies - 2315 views - 12/27/12 by Antonio Goncalves in Articles
For people in a hurry get the latest code in Github and run “mvn test”
Introduction
There is a good comparison of Webservices and REST here. REST...
0 replies - 2702 views - 12/24/12 by Krishna Prasad in Articles
I can’t help repeating myself: JUnit Rules are among the best, maybe the best, feature of JUnit. I even gave a talk at Devoxx about Junit Rules.
The great...
0 replies - 2323 views - 12/21/12 by Jens Schauder in Articles
For people in hurry, get the latest code and the steps in GitHub.
To run the junit test, run “mvn test” and understand the test flow.
Introduction:...
0 replies - 2098 views - 12/13/12 by Krishna Prasad in Articles
Everything started when Eve said ‘No‘ when God told her not to eat the fruit. Then my daughter said ‘No‘ when I told her to clean her room. Then...
0 replies - 2208 views - 12/06/12 by Antonio Goncalves in Articles
Though most developers know the importance of testing, it seems that a lot of them still aren’t testing enough. And if they write tests, they just test...
0 replies - 6331 views - 12/03/12 by Glenn Dejaeger in Articles
Introduction
This is part three of my posts on assertions testing using Fest, JUnit and custom Exceptions. The first post was covering the basics of...
0 replies - 1705 views - 11/26/12 by Mike Ensor in Articles
As a warm up for SCNA, the Chicago Software Craftsmanship Community
ran a hands-on coding session where developers, working in pairs,
should test...
0 replies - 1671 views - 11/19/12 by Sandro Mancuso in Articles
I am pleased to announce that my new Testing and Configuration Framework (TestingConf Utilities) just published on...
0 replies - 1435 views - 10/30/12 by Mohamed Radwan in Articles
Every once in a while I read something along the lines of: “most
developers just want to write new features, they don’t want to work with
...
1 replies - 4865 views - 10/30/12 by Henrik Warne in Articles
As the previous post
mentioned, Spock is a powerful DSL built on Groovy ideal for TDD and
BDD testing and this post will describe how easy it is to...
0 replies - 1629 views - 10/22/12 by Geraint Jones in Articles
The testing framework Spock is a powerful DSL built on Groovy which
enables easily writable and extremely readable tests which lends itself
well...
0 replies - 4368 views - 10/21/12 by Geraint Jones in Articles
It's awesome that JUnit is recognizing the usefulness of Hamcrest,
because I use these two a lot. However, I find JUnit packaging of their
...
3 replies - 3703 views - 10/16/12 by Zemian Deng in Articles
When I found out about the book ”How Google Tests Software“,
it didn’t take long until I had ordered a copy. I find it quite
fascinating to read...
0 replies - 4435 views - 10/16/12 by Henrik Warne in Articles
