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Abstract
Recent
releases of JUnit afford test–driven developers lots of
flexibility in how their tests are run and expressed.
We will discuss:
February 8
Bending JUnit to Your Will
by Paul Holser
We will discuss:
- assertThat() and writing Matchers
- Custom JUnit test runners including Suite, Parameterized, and Categories
- How JUnit Rules influence how tests are run without resorting to superclass fixtures, and demonstrate some Rules on actual tests
- Theories and Assumptions
Bio
Paul Holser currently serves as a Corporate Applications Architect at The Container Store. He's been developing software for twenty years, including with thought leaders such as ThoughtWorks, ObjectSpace, and Valtech. He is the author of JOpt Simple, a command–line option parsing library for Java, and other projects available via GitHub. Paul's fondest software development wish is that those developers who have never known the joys of a comprehensive, fast–running automated suite of executable behavior specifications for their software projects come to know them sooner rather than later.
Paul Holser currently serves as a Corporate Applications Architect at The Container Store. He's been developing software for twenty years, including with thought leaders such as ThoughtWorks, ObjectSpace, and Valtech. He is the author of JOpt Simple, a command–line option parsing library for Java, and other projects available via GitHub. Paul's fondest software development wish is that those developers who have never known the joys of a comprehensive, fast–running automated suite of executable behavior specifications for their software projects come to know them sooner rather than later.
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