In my previous post on testing, I described how to use TestContainers to provide realistic test environments for database tests. This comment revealed the downside: …as noted above, there always seems to be some drawback. In this case, the overhead Read more
If you have ever written code that tests database interactions, such as data access objects, you very possibly have run up against one of the most perennial annoyances in testing: In order to accurately test these interactions, a database is Read more
So, you’ve written a plugin for Play…are you sure it works? I’ve been giving Deadbolt some love recently, and as part of the work I’ve added a test application for functional testing. This is an application that uses all the Read more
Testing. I’ve been thinking a lot about testing recently. As part of code reviews I’ve done for various projects, I’ve seen thousands of lines of untested code. This is not just a case of test coverage statistics pointing this out, Read more