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Testing
The long-awaited final version of jMock 2 was released today. Another useful tool for my unit testing toolkit.
Or, "Why's my application connecting to that site?!"
Hamcrest release 1.0 is now available. It allows you to write flexible assertions in your unit testing framework of choice.
Introducing LiFT - a Literate Functional Testing framework for making your web application tests more readable.
How to reduce repetition in jMock tests using an idea from natural languages.
jMock is not just about mock objects, its support for constraints make it a great example of literate programming.
