AssertJ / Fluent assertions for java

Property based testing for Java 8. Contribute to quicktheories/QuickTheories development by creating an account on GitHub.

Introduction guide for the Spring Boot testing swiss-army knife and its transitive dependencies: the Spring Boot Starter Test

Vert.x | Reactive applications on the JVM

I was not a fan of assertions libraries at first. Whether assertions provided by the testing frameworks were enough is debatable. But those libraries provides the way to write custom assertions closer to the business language. While the intention is commendable, I always thought this path was a slippery slope. If one starts writing such custom assertions, then they need to be tested obviously. And then, when will it stop?

Download directly Welcome to the very first episode of Fragmented. Donn and Kaushik talk about why they started the podcast, the structure of the podcast and a little about who they are. The main topic for this episode is Testing! What are the benefits of testing, in general? Why does testing specifically help Android developers? What is the state of testing in Android and how does one test in Android?

Testing tests is useless for sure but correct checks are important!

Have you ever tried to diagnose a test failure and had no idea what’s broken? Maybe you were looking at something like this: Failed asserting...

Kotlin is a newish language that runs on the JVM and integrates seamlessly with existing Java code. Kotlin is concise, ergonomic, and thoughtful. We’ll look at low cost and frictionless ways of integrating Kotlin into an existing Java codebase. You can add in Kotlin piecemeal so there is very little time lost to writing Kotlin today. For purposes of demonstration our frame of mind will be from writing a Dropwizard app.

Functional unit and integration tests are a standard tool of any software development organization, helping not only to ensure correctness of newly implemented code, but also to identify regressions …