Welcome to an introduction in Test Driven Development (TDD) series. We will talk about Java and JUnit in a context of TDD, but these are just tools. The main aim of the article is to give you a comprehensive understanding of TDD regardless of programming language and testing framework.
Working with a JSON is very common task in a software development process. In Scala you can do it in many ways, either with help of Java popular libraries such as Jackson or using Scala specific libraries. How to make a right choice from the Spray JSON, Play JSON, Argonaut, Jackson, Rapture and many more?
Finally I write to my blog. I'm so excited, because more then 6 months I haven't wrote here. I do not want to make excuses, since I worked on another projects and now I'm ready to present them. If you are belong to 10 000 of my regular readers you definitely know that my blog is an educational in general. And I'm really glad to announce my new direction of development - e-learning.
Continuing my previous post I want to discuss two important topics. First - how to understand that you become a real java developer and you are ready for your career start. Second - final task for 10per Check Point students. I'm going to be verbose so prepare yourself for a long and boring text.
Not so far time ago, I and 10per Team started the CheckPoint education course for students of "Kyiv Polytechnic Institute". The main idea is to declare learning topics which are required for a good start of development (Java / JavaScript) and then provide education materials (multiple sources for each topic). This is a formula which can lead students to the future professional software development.