This time we will look into Docbook/Fop/PDF generation, which is much more complicated than what we did previously with HTML and txt.

First of all, it was obvious to me that I will use AsciiDoc to write books. The rest was only a matter of implementation. ;)

In this serie of blog post I will describe the details of how I have used AsciiDoc, DocBook & co. to generate a book in various formats.

The more tests I write, the more love I feel towards fluent interfaces :) I hope to write someday soon more about Test Data Builders and FEST assertions, but for now only a short list of useful fluent APIs that can help you write nice(r) tests:

• FEST Fluent Assertions Module - for those who prefer assertThat over assertEquals

When discussing unit tests it often happen that I hear that "unit testing is about testing methods". I do not agree, and because this is something which surfaces here and there so I think the idea deserves a comment.

1000 words about Java generics.

I got an email asking why I have decided to self-publish rather than go to some big name like O'Reilly. Here are the reasons:

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

The slides from my short talk about JUnit and TestNG on 18 April 2013, BrighTalks.

To view the presentation click here.

A simple code kata - "Pager" - which could be used by those who try to learn programming, and especially for TDD beginners.

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