Java Software Testing Tutorials and Videos
I love testing. And I like productivity. There are many tools and libraries that make writing tests easier, more convenient, more fun. In this talk I’d like to introduce those that I found the most useful during the years, from selected advanced features of JUnit to assertion libraries, powerful behavior/fault …
We have been taught that unit tests should be repeatable and most people (including the author) for a long time considered this an equivalent to “static”, single-path execution. Solr and Lucene employed an interesting JUnit runner strategy where tests are randomized: run with various data, various implementation of allowed interfaces, …
This short video provides a simple example of how to use JUnit with Netbeans.
This video provides a short introduction on how to perform unit testing in Java with JUnit 3.8. JUnit is an open source library used to perform unit testing on Java source code. This tools is a standard in unit testing and has been followed by many xUnit tools for other …
In the context of Java EE 6, unit tests are nice but worthless. Unit and integration tests execute chunks of the business logic in a single thread. Back-end resources and shared states are simulated with mocks. After the initial deployment, your application will never be executed again in a single …
This screencast presents a new static code analysis feature introduced into the NetBeans IDE 7.2 Beta Java Editor. The video shows demonstrates how to perform static analysis of your Java code using FindBugs and NetBeans Java Hints without actually running your applications.
