JUnit 5 Workshop at Dev Nexus 2018

This is similar to the JUnit Hands On Lab I did at JavaOne in September 2017 except:
1) It has been updated now that JUnit 5 has been released more than a week
2) It uses Gradle
3) The content is expanded since the timeframe is longer

Transcript

1. What’s New with JUnit 5 speakerdeck.com/boyarsky Twitter @jeanneboyarsky Blog: http://www.selikoff.net Dev Nexus Jeanne Boyarsky February 21, 2018
2. @jeanneboyarsky About Me 15 years as •  Java Developer •  JUnit user
3. I’m the reason this workshop was split into two halves. -Wildcard
4. Why JUnit 5? •  Java 8 support! •  More annotations/assertions! •  More power! •  Released September 10, 2017
5. Supports Not Yet
6. What you’ll learn in the lab •  How to convert a Gradle project •  New dependencies •  Required config Note: If you use Maven at your job, you can read the Maven equivalents at https://github.com/boyarsky/JavaOne2017-HOL-JUnit5
7. What you’ll learn in the lab •  Changes from JUnit 4 •  Imports •  Annotations •  Assertion messages and assertThat() •  Parameterized tests •  Rules
8. What you’ll learn in the lab •  New functionality •  Parameterized tests •  Repeating tests •  Display names •  Tags
9. What you’ll learn in the lab •  Working with Libraries •  Soft Assertions •  Mockito
10. Flow •  The lab is self paced •  Raise your hand if you get stuck or have a question. •  If there is a FAQ, I’ll demo it on the screen.
11. What tools do I use? •  Eclipse or •  IntelliJ or •  Command line Gradle/Git + your choice of text editor
12. Let’s start! On to the lab! In a browser go to https://github.com/boyarsky/2018- devnexus-junit5-workshop Open instructions word doc