- Investigate Maven 2
- Have a glance at TestNG
- Potentially play with JMock for current testing framework
- Play with GWT
Sign up for Pragmatic Architect event- Check out JavaBlackBelt site - what is provided, and what are the feelings of professionals (or, more importantly, recruiters) towards these qualifications?
- Look into getting Visual Studio .NET again so you can have a go at GUI development in it.
- Go to technorati.
- Investigate JUnit 4 changes/improvements
Tuesday, 20 March 2007
QCon: TODO list inspired by the conference
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
I chose JMock on the back of the QCon conference because there was a session on version 2. I thought I'd take a look at it and see what it does.
ReplyDeleteFor all my test-driven rhetoric I've actually never used any mock framework before so I thought it was about time I took a look into at least one, to see how much easier it might make life.
Mind you recently I've been focussed on functional tests (although in JUnit) because in my particular case it's the data from the DB that is the source of most of our issues so that's where I've concentrated on to start our testing framework.