I'll dive into different types of unit tests, using other definitions of the concept of a unit. I will demonstrate the power of sociable testing during a live demo, where I will also introduce #UnitSocializer to the Romanian developer community.

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I've listed some crucial details here: www.canva.com/design/DAG2D...

For #java developers, I have some great news! I started an #OpenSource project called #UnitSocializer. This helps you write sociable unit tests, while reducing the complexity in the setup!
Check it out here: wouter-bauweraerts.github.io/UnitSocializ...

Now I know. Sociable tests can become complex in large projects. Especially the setup!
But, I truly believe that it is worth the effort!
Your tests will be able to validate that you didn't break anything during the refactoring process. You might have some compilation errors, but that's all!

Sociable tests accept dependencies. Limited to what is within your control and what can be done without spinning up an application context. So you will mock your interactions with external systems. By doing so, you will focus on testing the behavior.

Check Maven Central for more details: central.sonatype.com/artifact/io....

And I hope it’ll be around for many more years!

Stupid me… forget the picture! So, also off stage #murphy is with me!