Noteworthy features of Spock — The finale
In this article we will continue exploring more interesting features that Spock has to offer: Let’s start with the old method: Consider a class that implements a buffer:
In this article we will continue exploring more interesting features that Spock has to offer: Let’s start with the old method: Consider a class that implements a buffer:
In our previous article, we covered some of the main features that Spock offers. In this article we will continue exploring the mocking capabilities of the framework. If we continue with our previous example of the REST API that tries to find an existing user in our system, probably the next step would be to…
At Shutl, as an eBay company, I have had the opportunity to collaborate with different teams that are developing Java backend services, usually using JUnit and Mockito for their tests. I’ve also had the opportunity to meet people with a solid background in other tech stacks such as Ruby, Scala, Clojure, etc.