10 Side notes JAX London 2016
Quick notes from session 10 of JAX London 2016. Making Sense of Microservices preseneted by Russ Miles & Junit session by Nicolai Parlog.
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Session 1
Session: 12th Oct — 14:15 to 14:45 Making Sense of Microservices: Maximizing Development Productivity and Minimizing Mistakes by Russ Miles
Notes:
- Atomist Rugt: The DSL for micro-services development.
- Interview about the keynote at Jax London 2016
- Keynote in ODESSA
- Antifragility micro-servivces
- Antifragile Software Building Adaptable software with Microservices
Session 2
Session: 12th Oct — 16:30 to 17:20 JUnit 5: Next Generation Testing on the JVM by Nicolai Parlog, Disy Informationssysteme GmbH
Notes
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Junit 5 is in working progress as per Oct — 2016. Users Guide
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Junit 5 introduces extension points with custom annotations.
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Test methods could have package scope.
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Group assertion AssertAll() method.
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AssertThrows() with assert message descriptions.
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Nested tests: more capabilities to express the relationship among several group of tests.
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Inject parameters with dependency injection.
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No lambdas testing yet supported.
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Dynamic tests with @TestFactory. To verify a set of tests values across same test case.
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Framework extension points for test runners. Open door to a new generation of test frameworks. Open test framework platform.
That was all for this session.
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Keep on testing, better!
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