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- Getting Started With JUnit Factory
- You've installed the plug-in for Eclipse. Now what? Learn how to integrate JUnit Factory into your development cycle and get the most out of those generated tests.
- Introducing Test Helpers
- JUnit Factory has an almost uncanny ability to find the darkest, dustiest corners of your code - but sometimes it needs a little help from you.
- Integrating JUnit Factory Into Your Build System
- To get the most out of JUnit Factory, you should run the tests during your build cycle. In this article, we'll show how you can run the generated tests in Ant and Maven.
- Custom Dashboards with XSLT
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Ever wished you could use the information from the dashboard to generate your own reports? Using the new
dashboard.xmlfile and a little XSLT, now you can. - About Mock Objects
- Mock objects are great for stubbing out hard-to-create objects. Are they good for anything else? We think so.
- Testing With Mockingbird
- Understanding generated tests that use mockingbird can be difficult. It won't be, after you read this.
- Triangular Tests
- The triangle sample in the online demo has a long history. Does it have a future?
- Beautiful Tests
- Alberto was asked to contribute to O'Reilly's new book, Beautiful Code. You can read his chapter, Beautiful Tests, online.
- Introducing Crap4J
- There is no fool-proof, 100% accurate and objective way to determine if a particular piece of code is crappy or not. However, our intuition – backed by research and empirical evidence – is that unnecessarily complex and convoluted code, written by someone else, is the code most likely to elicit the “This is crap!” response.
