I was reading an article about property-based testing the other day. This article started with the problem that it could be difficult to test all the cases of a function…
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In this first installment of Testing with state using GraphWalker, we’ll look at integration testing the persistence layer of a Spring application. So, our tests will target the database and…
This post will demonstrate generating test data using junit-quickcheck. It will focus on practical examples, rather than the theory behind property based testing.
This will be a series of articles revolving around unit testing where I will work through examples and exploring various aspects of the craft. This is the first installment. This…
In a previous post I introduced thinking about (visual) components and used a Task Browser as an example of an user interface “component” . I explained that using View Model(s)…
In a previous blog post we discussed a bit on how you can integrate Keycloak with JAX-RS. In this blog post we’ll show an example on how to build an integration test…
Sometimes you may need to mock Grails (application) configuration in an unit or integration test. E.g. you want to test code which normally would access the property jmxEnabled from the following configuration…
In the previous blog post we learned how we could scale an application horizontally. If you run your application on multiple gears, life becomes a bit more complicated. If you…
For a project I wanted to add strict HTML 5 syntax checking. It is not something that is easy to do in the build since in general it requires the…
About CDN’s Content delivery networks (CDN) are useful for a number of things. They can lower latency for your website, increase your scalability by handling most of your static content…