Keeping your architecture clean with ArchUnit
Track
Methodologies & Tools
Date and time
Monday, 13. May 2019., 15:40
Room
Hall B
Duration
30'
All bad architectures start with good intentions. You can pick an architecture perfectly suited for your problem, make all the developers understand the rules, make a document for all the newcomers, but these rules are forgotten, documents are not read and clutter and mess emerge in production code. Instead of relying on extensive documentation or repetitive code reviewing, a better solution is to make these rules a part of the code and inform the developer via a 'test failed' warning when a rule is broken.This presentation will be a demo of the library ArchUnit that allows you to write architecture rules as JUnit tests.
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About speaker
Alen Kosanović, author
Alen Kosanović is a software developer at SV Group, and has been involved with Java full-stack and big data technologies for the last 6 years. Alen considers himself a clean code freak, very passionate about writing code that uses best practices, is easy to test, read, use and thus maintain.
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