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Groovy vs Java for Testing [video]

Video and slideshow for Trisha Gee's lecture on whether Groovy is better for testing than Java and why, along with other resources to learn more about testing.

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 Resources for my “Is Groovy Better Than Java for Testing?” talk.

Is Groovy better for testing than Java? from Trisha Gee


  • Blog: Mocking in Spock
  • Blog: Stubbing in Spock
  • Blog: Data Driven Testing in Spock
  • Spock Reference Documentation
  • Book: Working Effectively With Unit Tests - Jay Fields
  • Video: Making Java Tests Groovy with Spock - Ken Sipe
  • Code: MongoDB Java Driver All examples from the talk come from the MongoDB Java driver. Some tests have been improved or dropped over time.


Java (programming language) Groovy (programming language)

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