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Pragmatic Unit Testing in Java 8 with Junit
by
Jeff Langr,
Andy Hunt, Dave Thomas (Goodreads Author)
The Pragmatic Programmers classic is back! Freshly updated for modern software development, Pragmatic Unit Testing in Java 8 With JUnit teaches you how to write and run easily maintained unit tests in JUnit with confidence. You'll learn mnemonics to help you know what tests to write, how to remember all the boundary conditions, and what the qualities of a good test are. Yo
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Paperback, 200 pages
Published
March 19th 2015
by Pragmatic Bookshelf
(first published March 9th 2015)
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“Pragmatic Unit Testing in Java 8 with JUnit” covers JUnit 4 and a mix of Java 7 and 8. JUnit 5 wasn't out yet when the book was written so the decision to cover JUnit 4 makes sense. There was good coverage of assertThat along with three stycles of exception testing.
There were some Java 8 idioms used include functional interfaces, method references, streams and lambdas. There were also some places that could have used lambads and didn't. For example, chapter 8 makes a big point of refactoring to ...more
There were some Java 8 idioms used include functional interfaces, method references, streams and lambdas. There were also some places that could have used lambads and didn't. For example, chapter 8 makes a big point of refactoring to ...more
Full disclosure: I was a technical reviewer for this book
This is just a simple but rock-solid book on unit testing in Java 8. I wouldn't let the title fool you - it doesn't seem to be a big Java 8 book, in fact it doesn't really even seem to leverage the features Java 8 introduces very much. I think mostly it's a book about Unit Testing in Java, and Java 8 happened to have been released at the time, so it got thrown in the title. The code definitely IS Java 8 (not 7), but I wouldn't say that it' ...more
This is just a simple but rock-solid book on unit testing in Java 8. I wouldn't let the title fool you - it doesn't seem to be a big Java 8 book, in fact it doesn't really even seem to leverage the features Java 8 introduces very much. I think mostly it's a book about Unit Testing in Java, and Java 8 happened to have been released at the time, so it got thrown in the title. The code definitely IS Java 8 (not 7), but I wouldn't say that it' ...more
This is a new edition covering JUnit 4 with Java 8. It is a pleasant introduction to JUnit and you'll get a solid grasp of unit testing, but it kind of stops there. For deeper insights of how to use, for example, JUnit Rules, you'll need to go to official documentation or Google for their usage in the wild.
For some unknown reason, it uses new Java 8 features (like stream sorting with lambda filters and predicates) in it's examples. Those might be a hindrance if you still haven't learned and star ...more
For some unknown reason, it uses new Java 8 features (like stream sorting with lambda filters and predicates) in it's examples. Those might be a hindrance if you still haven't learned and star ...more
Simple and shallow introduction to unit testing. Covers JUnit, Hamcrest and Mockito briefly. Touches such topics as design, SOLID, refactoring and TDD. Overall it's good introduction to unit testing.
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