This course provides a deep dive into JUnit 5, focusing on Java 8, extensibility, and a modern programming API for testing in Java. The learning outcomes include understanding the architecture of JUnit 5, live coding demonstrations on tagging, dependency injection, conditional test execution, and dynamic tests, as well as implementing tests via interface default methods. The course teaches the new extension model in JUnit 5 and showcases JUnit 5 support in the Spring Framework. The intended audience for this course is Java developers interested in learning about the latest advancements in testing on the JVM.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Sam Brannen
Impetus for Change
JUnit 4 Runner API
JUnit Lambda - Crowdfunding Campaign
Roadmap
JUnit 5-in a Nutshell
Launcher API
TestEngine API
IDEs and Build Tools
JUnit Jupiter - Extension Model
JUnit Jupiter - Programming Model
Annotations
Assertions
Test Names
Dependency Injection
Custom Tags
Conditional Test Execution
Interface Default Methods
Nested Test Classes
Dynamic Tests
What's Missing?
Spring Support for JUnit Jupiter
Configuring JUnit Jupiter with Spring
Spring Boot 1.4 + JUnit 5 - Custom Config
Spring Boot 1.4 + JUnit 5 - Mock Mvc Test
JUnit 5 Resources
Spring Resources
Taught by
Devoxx
