JUnit in Action, 3rd Ed (Manning)
Wednesday, 06 January 2021

This completely rewritten edition with new code and new chapters, is an up-to-date guide to smooth software testing. Catalin Tudose provides examples that demonstrate JUnit's modern features, including its new architecture; nested, tagged, and dynamic tests; and dependency injection. Examples illustrate JUnit 5's innovations for dependency injection, nested testing, parameterized tests, and more.

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Author: Catalin Tudose
Publisher: Manning
Date: December 2020
Pages: 525
ISBN: 978-1617297045
Print: 1617297046
Audience: Java developers
Level: Intermediate
Category: Java

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  • Migrating from JUnit 4 to 5
  • Effective test automation
  • Test-driven development and behavior-driven development
  • Using mocks for test isolation
  • Connecting JUnit 5 with Maven or Gradle

 

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