The unit test war : JUnit vs TestNG
What is unit testing anyway? If you’re in contact with Java development, as a developer, an architect or a project manager, you can’t have heard of unit testing, as every quality method enforces its...
View ArticleTop Eclipse plugins I wouldn’t go without
Using an IDE to develop today is necessary but any IDE worth his salt can be enhanced with additional features. NetBeans, IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse have this kind of mechanism. In this article, I will...
View ArticleTestNG, FEST et CDI
No, those are not ingredients for a new fruit salad recipe. These are just the components I used in one of my pet project: it’ss a Swing application in which I wanted to try out CDI. I ended up with...
View ArticleArquillian on legacy servers
In most contexts, when something doesn’t work, you just Google the error and you’re basically done. One good thing about working for organizations that lag behind technology-wise is that it generally...
View ArticleDatabase unit testing with DBUnit, Spring and TestNG
I really like Spring, so I tend to use its features to the fullest. However, in some dark corners of its philosophy, I tend to disagree with some of its assumptions. One such assumption is the way...
View ArticlePowerMock, features and use-cases
Even if you don’t like it, your job sometimes requires you to maintain legacy applications. It happened to me (fortunately rarely), and the first thing I look for before writing as much as a single...
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