Next Level Unit Testing
Track
Core Java, Frameworks & Servers
Date and time
Tuesday, 14. May 2019., 11:20
Room
Hall A
Duration
30'
Writing JUnit tests is very often quite challenging, especially when we are faced with strict deadlines. Even though there is a consensus in IT community that writing tests is necessary, there are usually few common reasons that prevent developers from writing them. First, you will learn how to increase readability of your tests by introducing consistent structure. Second, you will learn how to easily handle complexity of testing legacy code and reach any code coverage percentage. Third, you will learn more advanced approach that will enable you to create readable reports that even domain experts can easily understand.Agenda: Junit tests with BDD structure, mocking with Mockito and Powermock, generating Documentation from JUnit tests
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About speaker
Dominik Poljak, author
Dominik Poljak (ecx.io) – a software engineer at one of the leading digital-agencies in Europe called ecx.io – an IBM company. He graduated from Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. With around 5 years of experience in Java he is mainly focused on tools and libraries used for automation of common tasks, agile methodologies, clean code,TDD/BDD and system architecture. Besides being technology enthusiast he is passionate about knowledge sharing and effective team collaboration.
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