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Generating data with Mockneat
Generating data with Mockneat

At some point every developer reaches the point where they need larger amounts of data. One open-source library I like to use is Mockneat. The Mockneat library offers an easy-to-read API to generate JSON, XML, CSV, SQL and whole POJOs. The nice thing about it is that you can generate valid data with little effort. Just a foretaste of what Mockneat can generate without much effort: If something is still missing, I can fall back on a regular expression:

  • java
  • testing
  • test-data
Friday, January 3, 2020 | 1 minute Read
Spock Testing-Framework
Spock Testing-Framework

First of all, Spock and JUnit are both great test frameworks, and JUnit is usually one of the standard tools I reach for in a project. In my last project a colleague suggested Spock, and we decided to try it out in one of our microservices and roll it out everywhere if we liked it, which we finally did. You can find all examples here on GitHub, of course. We have looked at the following criteria:

  • java
  • testing
  • spock
  • junit
  • groovy
Sunday, October 20, 2019 | 3 minutes Read
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