In this talk, I introduce JUnit 5 from basic tests to more advanced features like nesting, parameterization, parallelization, and extensions. We also discuss its architecture and compatibility with JUnit 4.
Want to play around with the code yourself? Check out the repository JUnit 5 Demo, a demo showing off all essential and many advanced JUnit 5 features - it contains many of the snippets shown in this talk. It has a permissive license, so you can reuse the code for your projects.
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Want to play around with the code yourself? Check out the repository JUnit 5 Demo, a demo showing off all essential and many advanced JUnit 5 features - it contains many of the snippets shown in this talk. It has a permissive license, so you can reuse the code for your projects.
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Java's most ubiquitous library got an update! This talk...
shows you how to write tests with JUnit 5
walks you through the changes compared to JUnit 4
expands on nested, parameterized, parallel and other kinds of tests
tells you how to build your own JUnit 5 extensions
presents the new architecture
discusses compatibility with previous JUnit versions, IDEs, and other testing tools
Be careful, though:
You might end up with an urge to start using it right away.
I also embedded them below. If they're focussed, you can navigate with arrow keys or swipes (they're two-dimensional, with chapters on the horizontal axis and chapter content layed out vertically). Use Page Up/Down for linearized order and ? for more shortcuts.
