There are many software development blogs out there, but many of them don’t publish testing articles on a regular basis. Also, I have noticed that some software developers don’t read blogs written by software testers. That is a shame because I think that we can learn a lot from them. That is why I decided to create a newsletter that shares the best testing articles which I found during the last week. Let’s get started. Technical Stuff On Writing Beautiful Tests a comprehensive blog post that helps you to write beautiful tests. I don’t agree with every advice given by this blog post, but I still think that this post is worth reading. What’s New in JUnit 5.3 is a practical blog post that provides an introduction to the new features of JUnit 5.3. The Really Valuable Stuff A message to recruiters for automation testers is an excellent blog post which argues that automated tests cannot fulfill all your testing needs. Devs Leading the Testing I Do is a basically a rant that explains why developers shouldn’t try to postpone testing by treating it as a separate task (and not a part of the implementation). Tips for programmers who want
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Microservices for Java Developers: The Java / JVM Landscape
1. IntroductionIn the previous part of the tutorial we have covered a broad range of communication…
Binary Search in Java without Recursion – Iterative algorithm
This week’s task is to implement binary search in Java, you need to write both iterative and recursive binary search algorithm . In comput…
3 Best Practices Java Programmers Can Learn From Spring Framework
There is no doubt that Spring Framework is one of the most popular Java frameworks and makes it really easy to create real-world, enterpris…
Payara for Beginners – Payara ServerをEclipse IDEに追加する
If you are creating a Java EE project, it is important to have a server defined in Eclipse so you can easily test your applications from the IDE.
A Guide to OptaPlanner | Baeldung
An introduction to the OptaPlanner library with a basic example of optimizing resource planning
How to initialize ArrayList in Java – HowToDoInJava
The Java ArrayList can be initialized in number of ways depending on the requirement. Learn to initialize ArrayList based on some frequently seen usecases.
How to iterate through ArrayList of objects in Java – HowToDoInJava
The Java iterate through ArrayList programs. Learn how to retrieve values from ArrayList in Java using for loop, while loop, iterator and stream api.
Dockerfile for Building and Testing Openj9
At Eclipse OpenJ9, we have the challenge of wanting to build and test many versions of SDKs on many platforms. At the same time, we are constrained by the complexity of the machine configuration an…
Selenium Cucumber Tutorial
This article explores the integration of selenium with cucumber and how we can leverage them to achi…
The Ultimate Guide to the Java Stream API groupingBy() Collector
The groupingBy() is one of the most powerful and customizable Stream API collectors. If you constantly find yourself not going beyond: .collect(groupingBy(…)); …or simply wanted…
Simplify integration testing of legacy application with Spock 1.2
Learn how leverage Spock 1.2 to slice a Spring context of a legacy application writing integration t…
Thread-local state availability in reactive services
Any architecture decision involves a trade-off. It’s no different if you decide to go reactive, e.g….
Java Facade Design Pattern Example
1. IntroductionIn an enterprise application, it is extremely important to manage the code base so …