1000 words about Java generics.

New JUnit book is available! I hope you enjoy it!

Oh, a failed test again! And not on your local machine but on the CI server! What to do, oh, what to do?!

I have just returned from 33rd Degree 2013 conference. And I'm very happy I've been there!

My blog was quiet recently and for a good reason. The thing is that am working on a new book. Well, on two books, or maybe rather one and a half book. ;) Ok, here is the story.

Mutation testing - once a academic toy and today a new trend in testing. Let us hear what Henry Coles, author of the PIT Mutation Testing tool, has to say about its development.

Some time ago I was complaining about the stagnancy of JUnit. This project - even if used by the majority of Java developers - looked abandoned. No new releases, no activity on the mailing list, no updates on the website. However in recent weeks things started to look better. I would like to share with you some comments regarding JUnit current progress.

The second day of JDays 2012 in Goteborg, Sweden. A lot of good talks!

So here I am, at JDays 2012 in Goteborg, Sweden. Very, very nice conference with a lot of good talks. Here comes mu summary of the first day.

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