Practical Unit Testing with TestNG and Mockito
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This document describes a book that teaches readers how to write unit tests. It explains that the book will help readers grasp the purpose of unit tests, gain confidence that code works, and write high-quality, maintainable unit tests. The book covers topics like TestNG, Mockito, common pitfalls to avoid, and more. It is over 450 pages and includes examples, exercises, best practices, and information on tools like TestNG, Mockito, and others. The author is Tomek Kaczanowski, a technical team leader who is passionate about code quality, testing, and automation.
Practical Unit Testing with TestNG and Mockito
- 3. By reading this book you will grasp the role and purpose of unit tests gain confidence that your code really works write high-quality, readable and maintainable unit tests learn TestNG and Mockito http://practicalunittesting.com avoid common pitfalls when writing unit tests recognize bad unit tests, and fix them in no time develop code following the TDD approach use mocks, stubs and test-spies intelligently test collections, expected exceptions, time-dependent methods and much more master tools and techniques your team members have never even heard of (priceless!) :)
- 4. Some facts about the book: 450+ pages of unit testing goodness (300+ in the PDF version) technologies: TestNG, Mockito, FEST Fluent Assertions, Unitils, catch-exception, PIT Mutation Testing, PowerMock, … contains: http://practicalunittesting.com loads of examples exercises for each chapter best practices, hints, tips, warnings and guidelines based on real-life experience and issues written with practical issues specifically in mind this is the first book about Mockito! proofread and corrected by TDD, Mockito and TestNG experts (and a native speaker, of course!)
- 5. What is inside? http://practicalunittesting.com
- 6. About the author Tomek Kaczanowski is a technical team leader from Krakow, Poland. He has a strong interest in code quality, testing and automation - preferably all three together. Combining technical with soft skills, he also ventures into the realms of mentoring, teaching, lecturing and article writing, not to mention preaching sermons to the unconverted in the hope of http://practicalunittesting.com redeeming them (or at least their code)! He hates doing things manually, and is allergic to empty src/ test/java directories. Tomek believes that by working with legacy code, and improving it, he can make the world a better place. To his disappointment, the world does not seem to care all that much about his efforts. Apart from all this weirdness, he is a pretty normal person – a husband, father of two, and cat owner.