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Practical guide to learn JUnit 5 with real world test casesIn this video we will start by introducing the new features of JUnit 5, architecture, and description of the main Java 5 APIs. After that we will be learning about the low-level details of JUnit 5, i.e., how to write JUnit 5 test cases (programing model)About The AuthorBoni García has a PhD degree in Information and Communications Technology from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), Spain in 2011. Currently he is working as an Assistant Professor at Centro Universitario de Tecnología y Arte Digital (U-tad), Spain. He has participated actively in three different research groups: Real-Time Systems and Telematic Services Architecture (STRAST), UPM; Telematic System for Information and Knowledge Society (TSIC), UPM; and currently on CodeUrjc (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos).He has participated in 12 European research projects, publishing more than 20 papers in different journals and at international conferences. García is an active member of the FOSS community with a big emphasis on Software Testing, Web Engineering, and Computer Networking.

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Understand the new features of JUnit 5
Learn the JUnit framework
Write test cases in JUnit 5
Run tests in JUnit 5
Explore JUnit 5 Programming Model
Integrate your test cases with third-party frameworks

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What’s New in JUnit 5 6 lectures 22:00 The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire title. Moving from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5 JUnit 4 is the default testing framework for millions of Java developers worldwide. Due to the fact that this version of JUnit has important drawbacks, and a new version (JUnit 5) has been released. The main new features of JUnit 5 are explained in this video.
  • It is completely modular (JUnit 5 = Platform, Jupiter, Vintage)
  • It provides seamless integration with third-party frameworks (Spring, Mockito, etc)
  • Test discovery and execution are decoupled in JUnit 5
JUnit 5 Architecture JUnit 5 framework has been designed to be completely modular. The main JUnit 5 components are explained in this video.
  • Platform: foundation for any testing frameworks on the JVM
  • Jupiter: new programming model of JUnit 5
  • Vintage: support for legacy tests (JUnit 3 and 4)
JUnit Platform The JUnit platform is a completely new component in JUnit 5. It is aimed to be the foundation for any testing framework that is going to be executed in a JVM.
  • TestEngine API: interface between the platform and the tests (legacy tests, JUnit 5, etc)
  • Launcher API: interface between the platform and its programmatic clients (build tools and IDEs)
Running Tests in JUnit 5 This video covers the tools that are supported by JUnit 5.
  • Maven Surefire plugin
  • Gradle plugin
  • IntelliJ IDEA: 2016.2+
Extension Model The Extension model provides seamless integration of JUnit 5 with existing testing frameworks. In order to create a custom extension, several actions have to be taken into account, which are explained in this video.
  • Implement the interface Extension within the package org.junit.jupiter.api.extension
  • Understand the extension model to choose the interfaces to be implemented
  • Use the extension with the annotation ExtendWith
What’s New in JUnit 5. 6 lectures 22:00 The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire title. Moving from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5 JUnit 4 is the default testing framework for millions of Java developers worldwide. Due to the fact that this version of JUnit has important drawbacks, and a new version (JUnit 5) has been released. The main new features of JUnit 5 are explained in this video.
  • It is completely modular (JUnit 5 = Platform, Jupiter, Vintage)
  • It provides seamless integration with third-party frameworks (Spring, Mockito, etc)
  • Test discovery and execution are decoupled in JUnit 5
JUnit 5 Architecture JUnit 5 framework has been designed to be completely modular. The main JUnit 5 components are explained in this video.
  • Platform: foundation for any testing frameworks on the JVM
  • Jupiter: new programming model of JUnit 5
  • Vintage: support for legacy tests (JUnit 3 and 4)
JUnit Platform The JUnit platform is a completely new component in JUnit 5. It is aimed to be the foundation for any testing framework that is going to be executed in a JVM.
  • TestEngine API: interface between the platform and the tests (legacy tests, JUnit 5, etc)
  • Launcher API: interface between the platform and its programmatic clients (build tools and IDEs)
Running Tests in JUnit 5 This video covers the tools that are supported by JUnit 5.
  • Maven Surefire plugin
  • Gradle plugin
  • IntelliJ IDEA: 2016.2+
Extension Model The Extension model provides seamless integration of JUnit 5 with existing testing frameworks. In order to create a custom extension, several actions have to be taken into account, which are explained in this video.
  • Implement the interface Extension within the package org.junit.jupiter.api.extension
  • Understand the extension model to choose the interfaces to be implemented
  • Use the extension with the annotation ExtendWith
The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire title. The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire title. The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire title. The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire title. This video provides an overview of the entire title. This video provides an overview of the entire title. Moving from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5 JUnit 4 is the default testing framework for millions of Java developers worldwide. Due to the fact that this version of JUnit has important drawbacks, and a new version (JUnit 5) has been released. The main new features of JUnit 5 are explained in this video.
  • It is completely modular (JUnit 5 = Platform, Jupiter, Vintage)
  • It provides seamless integration with third-party frameworks (Spring, Mockito, etc)
  • Test discovery and execution are decoupled in JUnit 5
Moving from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5 JUnit 4 is the default testing framework for millions of Java developers worldwide. Due to the fact that this version of JUnit has important drawbacks, and a new version (JUnit 5) has been released. The main new features of JUnit 5 are explained in this video.
  • It is completely modular (JUnit 5 = Platform, Jupiter, Vintage)
  • It provides seamless integration with third-party frameworks (Spring, Mockito, etc)
  • Test discovery and execution are decoupled in JUnit 5
Moving from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5 JUnit 4 is the default testing framework for millions of Java developers worldwide. Due to the fact that this version of JUnit has important drawbacks, and a new version (JUnit 5) has been released. The main new features of JUnit 5 are explained in this video.
  • It is completely modular (JUnit 5 = Platform, Jupiter, Vintage)
  • It provides seamless integration with third-party frameworks (Spring, Mockito, etc)
  • Test discovery and execution are decoupled in JUnit 5
Moving from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5 JUnit 4 is the default testing framework for millions of Java developers worldwide. Due to the fact that this version of JUnit has important drawbacks, and a new version (JUnit 5) has been released. The main new features of JUnit 5 are explained in this video.
  • It is completely modular (JUnit 5 = Platform, Jupiter, Vintage)
  • It provides seamless integration with third-party frameworks (Spring, Mockito, etc)
  • Test discovery and execution are decoupled in JUnit 5
JUnit 4 is the default testing framework for millions of Java developers worldwide. Due to the fact that this version of JUnit has important drawbacks, and a new version (JUnit 5) has been released. The main new features of JUnit 5 are explained in this video.
  • It is completely modular (JUnit 5 = Platform, Jupiter, Vintage)
  • It provides seamless integration with third-party frameworks (Spring, Mockito, etc)
  • Test discovery and execution are decoupled in JUnit 5
JUnit 4 is the default testing framework for millions of Java developers worldwide. Due to the fact that this version of JUnit has important drawbacks, and a new version (JUnit 5) has been released. The main new features of JUnit 5 are explained in this video.
  • It is completely modular (JUnit 5 = Platform, Jupiter, Vintage)
  • It provides seamless integration with third-party frameworks (Spring, Mockito, etc)
  • Test discovery and execution are decoupled in JUnit 5
JUnit 5 Architecture JUnit 5 framework has been designed to be completely modular. The main JUnit 5 components are explained in this video.
  • Platform: foundation for any testing frameworks on the JVM
  • Jupiter: new programming model of JUnit 5
  • Vintage: support for legacy tests (JUnit 3 and 4)
JUnit 5 Architecture JUnit 5 framework has been designed to be completely modular. The main JUnit 5 components are explained in this video.
  • Platform: foundation for any testing frameworks on the JVM
  • Jupiter: new programming model of JUnit 5
  • Vintage: support for legacy tests (JUnit 3 and 4)
JUnit 5 Architecture JUnit 5 framework has been designed to be completely modular. The main JUnit 5 components are explained in this video.
  • Platform: foundation for any testing frameworks on the JVM
  • Jupiter: new programming model of JUnit 5
  • Vintage: support for legacy tests (JUnit 3 and 4)
JUnit 5 Architecture JUnit 5 framework has been designed to be completely modular. The main JUnit 5 components are explained in this video.
  • Platform: foundation for any testing frameworks on the JVM
  • Jupiter: new programming model of JUnit 5
  • Vintage: support for legacy tests (JUnit 3 and 4)
JUnit 5 framework has been designed to be completely modular. The main JUnit 5 components are explained in this video.
  • Platform: foundation for any testing frameworks on the JVM
  • Jupiter: new programming model of JUnit 5
  • Vintage: support for legacy tests (JUnit 3 and 4)
JUnit 5 framework has been designed to be completely modular. The main JUnit 5 components are explained in this video.
  • Platform: foundation for any testing frameworks on the JVM
  • Jupiter: new programming model of JUnit 5
  • Vintage: support for legacy tests (JUnit 3 and 4)
JUnit Platform The JUnit platform is a completely new component in JUnit 5. It is aimed to be the foundation for any testing framework that is going to be executed in a JVM.
  • TestEngine API: interface between the platform and the tests (legacy tests, JUnit 5, etc)
  • Launcher API: interface between the platform and its programmatic clients (build tools and IDEs)
JUnit Platform The JUnit platform is a completely new component in JUnit 5. It is aimed to be the foundation for any testing framework that is going to be executed in a JVM.
  • TestEngine API: interface between the platform and the tests (legacy tests, JUnit 5, etc)
  • Launcher API: interface between the platform and its programmatic clients (build tools and IDEs)
JUnit Platform The JUnit platform is a completely new component in JUnit 5. It is aimed to be the foundation for any testing framework that is going to be executed in a JVM.
  • TestEngine API: interface between the platform and the tests (legacy tests, JUnit 5, etc)
  • Launcher API: interface between the platform and its programmatic clients (build tools and IDEs)
JUnit Platform The JUnit platform is a completely new component in JUnit 5. It is aimed to be the foundation for any testing framework that is going to be executed in a JVM.
  • TestEngine API: interface between the platform and the tests (legacy tests, JUnit 5, etc)
  • Launcher API: interface between the platform and its programmatic clients (build tools and IDEs)
The JUnit platform is a completely new component in JUnit 5. It is aimed to be the foundation for any testing framework that is going to be executed in a JVM.
  • TestEngine API: interface between the platform and the tests (legacy tests, JUnit 5, etc)
  • Launcher API: interface between the platform and its programmatic clients (build tools and IDEs)
The JUnit platform is a completely new component in JUnit 5. It is aimed to be the foundation for any testing framework that is going to be executed in a JVM.
  • TestEngine API: interface between the platform and the tests (legacy tests, JUnit 5, etc)
  • Launcher API: interface between the platform and its programmatic clients (build tools and IDEs)
Running Tests in JUnit 5 This video covers the tools that are supported by JUnit 5.
  • Maven Surefire plugin
  • Gradle plugin
  • IntelliJ IDEA: 2016.2+
Running Tests in JUnit 5 This video covers the tools that are supported by JUnit 5.
  • Maven Surefire plugin
  • Gradle plugin
  • IntelliJ IDEA: 2016.2+
Running Tests in JUnit 5 This video covers the tools that are supported by JUnit 5.
  • Maven Surefire plugin
  • Gradle plugin
  • IntelliJ IDEA: 2016.2+
Running Tests in JUnit 5 This video covers the tools that are supported by JUnit 5.
  • Maven Surefire plugin
  • Gradle plugin
  • IntelliJ IDEA: 2016.2+
This video covers the tools that are supported by JUnit 5.
  • Maven Surefire plugin
  • Gradle plugin
  • IntelliJ IDEA: 2016.2+
This video covers the tools that are supported by JUnit 5.
  • Maven Surefire plugin
  • Gradle plugin
  • IntelliJ IDEA: 2016.2+
Extension Model The Extension model provides seamless integration of JUnit 5 with existing testing frameworks. In order to create a custom extension, several actions have to be taken into account, which are explained in this video.
  • Implement the interface Extension within the package org.junit.jupiter.api.extension
  • Understand the extension model to choose the interfaces to be implemented
  • Use the extension with the annotation ExtendWith
Extension Model The Extension model provides seamless integration of JUnit 5 with existing testing frameworks. In order to create a custom extension, several actions have to be taken into account, which are explained in this video.
  • Implement the interface Extension within the package org.junit.jupiter.api.extension
  • Understand the extension model to choose the interfaces to be implemented
  • Use the extension with the annotation ExtendWith
Extension Model The Extension model provides seamless integration of JUnit 5 with existing testing frameworks. In order to create a custom extension, several actions have to be taken into account, which are explained in this video.
  • Implement the interface Extension within the package org.junit.jupiter.api.extension
  • Understand the extension model to choose the interfaces to be implemented
  • Use the extension with the annotation ExtendWith
Extension Model The Extension model provides seamless integration of JUnit 5 with existing testing frameworks. In order to create a custom extension, several actions have to be taken into account, which are explained in this video.
  • Implement the interface Extension within the package org.junit.jupiter.api.extension
  • Understand the extension model to choose the interfaces to be implemented
  • Use the extension with the annotation ExtendWith
The Extension model provides seamless integration of JUnit 5 with existing testing frameworks. In order to create a custom extension, several actions have to be taken into account, which are explained in this video.
  • Implement the interface Extension within the package org.junit.jupiter.api vides the ability to repeat tests a number of times
Dynamic Tests Old versions of JUnit (3 and 4) allow you to create test in compile tests,...

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Understand the new features of JUnit 5 Learn the JUnit framework Write test cases in JUnit 5 Run tests in JUnit 5 Explore JUnit 5 Programming Model Integrate your test cases with third-party frameworks

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