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"Practical Unit Testing
with TestNG and Mockito"
"Practical Unit Testing
with TestNG and Mockito"
Due to the work on my book I am not able to publish the March issue of Testing Newsletter. My apologies!
daily quotes
One of the first steps in increasing your agility is learning to listen to your code, and more importantly - to listen to your tests.
Recent blog posts
- Flyway - first impressions
- Why TestNG and not JUnit?
- PIT Mutation Testing Progress
- From JUnit to TestNG - migration story
- Looking for bad tests!
- Java Camp 8 - Krakow - Why/What/How We Learn?
- Testing Newsletter - 2012/03
- Pretty Useless Javadocs
- Creating Directories With Fluent Interface
- Testing Newsletter - 2012/02
Recent comments
- No Hibernate support
2 days 17 hours ago - Lack of downgrade support
2 days 18 hours ago - what a pity ;/
1 week 1 day ago - not that I'm aware of
1 week 1 day ago - Infinitest for TestNG
1 week 2 days ago - NetBean TestNG support
2 weeks 19 hours ago - don't know about netbeans
3 weeks 22 hours ago - Netbeans
3 weeks 23 hours ago - good luck!
3 weeks 2 days ago - Very useful bullet points/comparisons.
3 weeks 2 days ago
Hi Tomek, I've not tried it
Hi Tomek,
I've not tried it myself, but if you checkout the Jackrabbit code it should be already configured to use PIT.
I'm hoping I might be able to persuade Thomas Mueller (author of the H2 database and Jackrabbit commiter) to write up an account of how the Jackrabbit team have been using PIT at some point in the future.