When we are writing integration tests for Spring Boot (web) applications, we typically don't want to use the configuration that's used when we run our application in the development, test, or production environment. This blog post describes how we can leverage Spring profiles when we have to create a separate configuration for our integration tests. Read More
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When we want to write integration tests for Spring Boot web applications, the first thing that we have to do is to create a build that makes our life as easy as possible. In other words, we must create a build that allows us to decide what happens when we build our project. This blog post describes how we can create a Maven build that fulfills this requirement. Read More
I am offering a 40 percent discount from the tax free prices of my text-based testing courses which I sell on cleantestautomation.com. This blog post describes the discount prices of my testing courses. Read More
Before we will learn how to write integration tests for Spring Boot web applications, it's a good idea to take a quick look at the tools which help us to write better tests. This blog post highlights six testing tools which we should use when we are writing integration tests for Spring Boot web applications. Read More
This is a free sample lesson of my Introduction to JUnit 5 course. This lesson describes what a JUnit 5 extension is, helps us to understand when JUnit 5 extensions are run, and explains how we can register JUnit 5 extensions. Read More
This is a free sample lesson of my Introduction to JUnit 5 course. This lesson describes how we can select the invoked test cases by using tag expressions and filter JUnit 5 tests with Maven and Gradle. Read More