20 Test-driven development with JUnit 5
This chapter covers
- Moving a non-TDD application to TDD
- Refactoring a TDD application
- Using TDD to implement new functionality
TDD helps you to pay attention to the right issues at the right time so you can make your designs cleaner, you can refine your designs as you learn. TDD enables you to gain confidence in the code over time.
--Kent Beck
In this chapter, we will show how to develop safe, flexible applications using test-driven development (TDD): a technique that can greatly increase development speed and eliminate much of the debugging nightmare--all with the help of JUnit 5 and its features. We will point out the main concepts involved in TDD and apply them in developing a Java application that ...
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