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[312] Test Driven Development with JUnit 5. Part 3
The third part of our article on test driven development with JUnit 5. This time we look at how to prepare the flight-management application for TDD.
[295] Newly-Introduced JUnit 5 Annotations and Classes. The @Disabled annotation
The second part of our article on Newly-Introduced JUnit 5 Annotations and Classes. This time we look at @Disabled annotation.
[296] The IIBA Certification. What’s new?
Nowadays the Guide to the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge™ or ВАВОК™ for short is very well known by many professionals across a variety of industries. As well as the three levels of certification available to business analysts: Entry C
[297] Newly-Introduced JUnit 5 Annotations and Classes. Nested tests
The third article in our series on newly introduced JUnit 5 Annotations and Classes. This time we look at nested tests.
[298] Newly-Introduced JUnit 5 Annotations and Classes. Tagged tests
The last article in our series on Newly-Introduced JUnit 5 Annotations and Classes. In this one we look at tagged tests.
[299] Test Design – Readability versus Writeability
The growing interest in test automation is offset by the concern about risk. One of these risks is inadequate test design that can’t be used as the background for automated test scripts development and execution. Keep in mind, however, that
[300] Testing Applications with JUnit5 and EasyMock. Part 1
There are a lot of good projects already written to help us facilitate the usage of mock objects in our Java projects. In this series of articles, we’ll take a closer look on three of the most widely-used mock frameworks: EasyMock, JMock an
[301] Testing Applications with JUnit5 and EasyMock. Part 2
The second part of our article on testing applications with JUnit5 and EasyMock. This time we look at JUnit best practices, EasyMock object creation.
[302] Growth Areas and Development Paths for Business Analysts
What qualities and abilities do business analysts need in order to be successful at their job and stay relevant in the future.
[303] Testing Applications with JUnit5 and JMock. Part 1
There are a lot of good projects already written to help us facilitate the usage of mock objects in our Java projects. In this series of articles, we take a closer look on three of the most widely-used mock frameworks: EasyMock, JMock and M
[285] JUnit 5 Architecture. Part 2
The second part of our article series on Junit 5 Architecture. This time we look at JUnit 5 Jupiter, JUnit 5 Vintage and more.
[286] JUnit 5 Architecture. Part 3
In this third part of our article series on JUnit 5 Architecture we look at rules vs the extension model. Happy reading.
[287] Luxoft Training adds new courses to portfolio
At Luxoft Training we are constantly developing new solutions aimed at equipping IT&C professionals with the abilities they need to thrive in this environment.
[288] JUnit 5 Architecture. Part 4
The 4th article in our series on JUnit 5 Architecture. We continue our discussions on the Rules vs the extension model and move our attention to the new JUnit 5 approach.
[289] JUnit 5 Architecture. Part 5
In this fifth article in our series we look at the CustomStatement class. Happy reading.
[290] JUnit 5 Architecture. Part 6
The last article in our series on JUnit 5 Architecture. We now turn our attention to the JUnit 5 approach. JUnit 5 allows similar effects as in the case of the JUnit 4 rules by introducing the own extensions.
[291] Migrating from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5: implementing the migration, dependencies, annotations
Implementing the migration from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5 can be done step by step and, for a period of time, you may be working with a hybrid approach for mature projects. The article will compare the needed JUnit 4 and JUnit 5 dependencies.
[292] Migrating from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5: implementing the migration, dependencies, annotations. Part 2
The second article of our series on implementing the migration, dependencies, annotations when Migrating from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5. This time we look at needed dependencies.
[293] Migrating from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5: implementing the migration, dependencies, annotations. Part 3
The last article in our series on migrating from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5 (implementing the migration, dependencies, annotations). This time we look at the effective migration.
[294] Newly-Introduced JUnit 5 Annotations and Classes. @DisplayName annotation
Abstract: JUnit is a unit testing framework for the Java programming language. The JUnit 5 version has been redesigned to solve some particular problems of the previous versions. It comes with a lot of new annotations that make the life of
[275] Building Java Client/Server Applications with TCP
Abstract: TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is a connection-based protocol that provides a reliable flow of data between two computers. It also provides a point-to-point channel for applications that require reliable communications. The J
[276] Building Java Client/Server Applications with TCP. Part 2
The second article in our series on Building Java Client/Server Applications with TCP.
[277] Java Networking. Working with Sockets – Webinar Recording
Check out our webinar recording on Java Networking.
[278] Building Java Client/Server Applications with TCP. Part 3
Time for our third installment in the series. This time we look at the port scanner program.
[279] Building Java Client/Server Applications with TCP. Part 4
Our last article in the series. This time we look at the greeting client-server program.
[282] Java Networking. Building Client/Server Applications - Webinar Recording
Check out the video recording of our Java Networking. Building Client/Server Applications webinar.
[284] JUnit 5 Architecture
Abstract: This article discusses the new architecture of JUnit 5, the shortcomings of the previous JUnit 4 version, and how the modular approach changed things and the advantages it has come with. It also shows you how to migrate the JUnit
[265] DevOps courses from Luxoft Training
DevOps is the practice of operations and development engineers participating together in the entire service lifecycle, from design through the development process to production support. It is also characterized by operations staff making us
[266] Shakespeare’s Macbeth and agile product management
Yesterday I watched Macbeth, a magnificent movie based on the cognominal tragedy by Shakespeare’s. Besides the fact that it is a beautiful movie (I really enjoyed it), I think that we can learn something about Agile product management from
[267] SAFe. Engagement and motivation
There are three key elements which contribute to people engagement and motivation when putting the financial factor aside. That is not to say that money is not a motivator but rather that they work in a different way than expected and shoul
[270] Migrating from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5: replacing rules with the extension model. Part 3
In the third part of our article on JUnit we look at how we test with custom rules and extensions.
[271] Migrating from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5: replacing rules with the extension model. Part 4
Check out another article in our installment on JUnit 4 Vs Junit 5.
[272] Java Networking. Working with Sockets
We’re launching a new webinar on Java Networking. This webinar will show you how to develop simple Java networking applications with the help of sockets.
[273] Luxoft Training is an IIBA Endorsed Education Provider
The International Institute of Business Analysis IIBA has renewed Luxoft Training’s status as an Endorsed Education Provider.
[274] Migrating from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5: replacing rules with the extension model. Part 5
The last article in our series on JUnit 4 versus JUnit 5.
[254] Features of the Future: How Digitalization Influences the Social Sphere and Economics
Nobody would deny that the evolution of data processing computers and networks will lead and have already led to substantial changes in our society – in terms of social structure, art and science.
[255] SAFe. Value Streams and Budgeting
The second example relates to one of the “scariest” aspects of traditional Project Management, namely the budget. When using traditional project management (Waterfall), it is scary at the beginning because it is hard to define and get the i
[256] Serverless Computing – Interview with Eric Johnson
Check out our Luxoft Training video interview with Eric Johnson, Senior Developer and Serverless Advocate at Amazon.
[257] SAFe. Flow of Epics and Epic Owners
Now that we are no longer discussing about project management, multiannual planning, work breakdown-structures, fixed plans, fixed scope and so on, how are the big initiatives being pushed to implementation and who takes care of their lifec
[259] GoTech World 2019 – Luxoft Training
Last week we had the opportunity to take part in GoTech World, a B2B event focused on tools and strategies that help businesses grow through online presence, digital marketing and software intelligence.
[260] SAFe. Exploring client needs. PM and PO role
In our previous article, we talked about Epics and the related processes. But companies have clients who need their needs to be implemented as fast as possible. Who manages all these requests? Who translates them into things which teams can
[261] Dependency Injection using the Spring Framework
Check out our webinar recording on Dependency Injection using the Spring Framework. We looked at its practical applications in solving typical problems that arise during development as well as some key concepts.
[262] SAFe. Continous Delivery Pipeline
The core target of all the configurations provided by SAFe is to create highly efficient factories with real production pipelines delivering a sustainable and continuous flow of value with the best economic output, in the shortest lead time
[263] Luxoft Training adds new Spring and Java courses to portfolio
The software development industry is always changing and adding new technologies or newer versions of existing technologies. We’ve worked with industry experts and professionals to develop trainings that can help you and your company be bet
[264] SAFe. Values and benefits
Every time you hear a discussion about the Agile delivery processes you also hear about principles and values. Part of these values can actually be seen as benefits gained when the framework implementation works, rather than something impos
[244] Can a three-year old girl learn Kanban principles?
In this article I would like to share my modest success story, which I hope might be useful for some of my readers.
[245] Professional Standards in IT
Whenever professional standards in the IT industry are brought up, the usual reaction is a counter question: How (and what for) can such a fast-changing industry be standardized? Should it be regulated at all? How can it work, especially if
[246] Professional Standards in IT. Part 2
This is the second part of our article on the idea of professional standards in the IT industry.
[247] Tips for improving your skills when working in IT&C
IT professionals are constantly improving their skills, often through on-the-job training. As employees perform different functions, there will always be a need to extend their knowledge in one area or another.
[248] JUnit 5 – new approach, new functionalities
Junit is a testing framework for the Java programming languages. The Junit 5 version has been redesigned to solve certain challenges of previous versions. It also offers a new architecture, which offers the possibility of creating a hierarc