The Right Way to Report a Bug

You know, at Zerocracy, either you are a programmer or a tester, and we pay for each bug you find…

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Convenient mocking in Mockito with JUnit 5 – the official way

Starting with the version 2.17.0 Mockito provides the official (built-in) support for managing a mocking life cycle if JUnit 5…

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Testing Kotlin with Spock Part 1 – Object

The object keyword in Kotlin creates singleton in a very convenient way. It can be used for example as a…

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Security as Code: Why a Mental Shift is Necessary for Secure DevOps

Inertia is “the tendency to do nothing or remain unchanged.” It is a strong force in physics. It also often…

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Android Studio 3.0 – Initial Impressions of Tool Support

I have been using Android Studio 3.0 since since the alpha versions, and it is good to see it finally…

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What Makes a Great Tester?

I was recently a judge at ISTC, the Israeli Testing Cup finals. So how does one judge testing? What makes some…

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The Patterns of the Antipatterns: Design / Testing

It’s been a while since I have started my professional career as the software developer. Over the years I worked…

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Cleaner parameterized tests with JUnit 5

The general idea of parameterized unit tests is to run the same test method for different data. Creating parameterized tests…

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Testing exceptions with JUnit 5

JUnit 5 brought pretty awesome improvements and it differs a lot from its predecessor. JUnit 5 requires Java 8 at…

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