Learn how to use Spring Properties Cleaner to help maintain application properties files, avoiding duplication and reducing complexity.
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Ashley Frieze
I've been writing software since I was a kid, and have been doing it professionally since the days of dial-up internet. These days I'm a consultant, helping teams with full stack cloud projects in Java and TypeScript. When I'm not software engineering, I can be found performing as a stand-up comedian, or in musical theater.
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Loading Test Data from Files in JUnit Tests with Java Test Gadgets Test Data Factory
Filed under Testing
Explore the benefits of using data files to store our test data, rather than building it programmatically.
Asserting REST JSON Responses With REST-assured
Filed under Web Services
Learn how to use REST-assured to compare and assert JSON bodies returned from testing REST endpoints.
How to Mock Environment Variables in Unit Tests
Filed under Testing
Learn how to write unit tests for code that uses environment variables with these Java testing libraries.
How to Parse an INI File in Java
Look at a couple of libraries that can help us parse INI files in Java
Converting Camel Case and Title Case to Words in Java
Filed under Java String
Learn how to find the words in mixed case strings using regular expressions, and how to convert them into sentences or titles
Guide to the ModelAssert Library for JSON
Learn how to write assertions and comparisons between JSON values using ModelAssert
Writing an Enterprise-Grade AWS Lambda in Java
Learn how to include configuration and logging capabilities in an AWS Lambda, as well as libraries that reduce boilerplate code, while still keeping things lightweight
Guide to the System Stubs Library
Filed under Testing
Learn the importance of being able to mock system resources and how System Stubs allows for complex configurations of stubbing with JUnit 4 and JUnit 5 plugins