Mastering Java Testing With JUnit, Mockito, and AssertJ in IntelliJ IDEA
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- This presentation shows you how to use JUnit, Mockito, and AssertJ within IntelliJ IDEA, making Java testing a more powerful and efficient process. See how IntelliJ IDEA's seamless integration with these libraries enhances test creation and execution. The session will also demonstrate the use of Mockito for effective mocking in unit tests and AssertJ for expressive assertions, showcasing their integration in IntelliJ IDEA. Through practical examples and live demonstrations, attendees will learn how to leverage these tools to develop more robust, maintainable Java applications.
Speaker: Kenneth Kousen
Ken Kousen is a Java Champion, JavaOne Rock Star, and Grails Rock Star. He is the author of the Pragmatic Library books Mockito Made Clear and Help Your Boss Help You, the O'Reilly books Kotlin Cookbook, Modern Java Recipes, and Gradle Recipes for Android, and the Manning book Making Java Groovy. He is a regular speaker on the No Fluff, Just Stuff conference tour, and has given presentations at conferences around the world. He is the creator of the Tales from the jar side newsletter and companion TH-cam channel.
His academic background includes BS degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics from M.I.T., an MA and PhD in Aerospace Engineering from Princeton, and an MS in Computer Science from R.P.I. He is currently president of the Connecticut-based Kousen IT, Inc.
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Great talk! Please invite Ken more often.
Thanks for the video! Now that AI is becoming widely available, and JetBrains offers an AI assistant, it would be great if you could also make a video about how to write code that facilitates AI assistants in generating JUnit test cases. I believe most developers would appreciate avoiding writing them manually, and luckily, AI is capable of handling this task. However, I suspect some developer input might still be necessary to ensure the generated test code is accurate
That was a very nice talk. I learned a lot!
That was a nice talk i like a lot
Great presentation. Is it possible to dawnload the link for it ?
Can we get these slides by any chance?
色んな機能があるなぁ、言われないと気づかない。もう一年半ぐらいJUnit5使ってるのに知らないことが多いな。
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What were the odds that art connoisseurs would join the chat at a themed programming session and start making adjustments to the pronunciation of the artist's middle name? 🤦♂
i have seen worse videos about the Junit, Mockito, testing-stuff triumvirate