Testing is one of the most important parts of software development. Well organized testing helps to keep a code of application in a good state, in a working state. There are a lot of different types of test and methodologies. In this article I want to make an introduction in unit testing of applications based on Spring MVC. Don't hope to read all about Spring MVC testing here, because it's just a first article about unit testing.
It doesn’t matter what position you occupy in IT, you can be a software developer or DBA, but you need to know how a good bug report looks like. If you are from the QA department, you need to pay extra attention to this post. The theme of the article is the creation of bug reports. In this short article I will explain what is a bug report, from what parts it should consist and what is the purpose of each field in the report.
In this article I want to examine an example of Spring MVC + Hibernate + Maven usage. This set of technology implies basic knowledge of the domain area. So I will try to explain all essential moments in detail. The other things which are out of topic, will be provided with links to more detail sources. In the end of the post I will publish a link to GitHub. Now you can try a new tutorial on the same theme but with Spring Data JPA.
Today I want to publish one java exercise, which I got today in the interview. It was my old idea to set up on my blog category with java exercises. So it's a good time to start doing this. All exercises will be published with solutions, so you will be able to see the results or to suggest your own ideas in the comments.
A lot of Java beginners don't even think about their career perspective, they just learn Java Core, then Java EE, ME or some library. However after that they are confused because it seems there is no way to grow further. How to avoid such situation? How to make the study process more rational and easy? Today I want to try to get answer on this question.