Practical Java Unit Testing with JUnit 5 and JUnit 6 (Udemy.com)

A well-structured course that explains Java unit testing concepts in a simple and practical way. It covers JUnit 5 fundamentals, assertions, test lifecycle, parameterized tests, exception handling, and best practices with hands-on examples. I would recommend it to anyone looking to strengthen their Java testing skills.

I think there should have been explanations, as a beginner, I was looking forward to learning Unit testing. I think it would've also been nice to include practice questions for ourselves to practice then you could've ran through the solution at the end?

A straightforward and focused course that introduces software testing through a real case study scenario. It follows established testing patterns, provides practical examples with annotations, and covers key concepts of Test-Driven Development (TDD). The course also includes hands-on exercises to reinforce learning and allow participants to practise further.

i use intellij/maven to manage a project the pom.xml requires a decent amount of configuration to get extensions to work - eg DisplayName setup is not obvious i think this would be a good addition to this course - integrate maven extensions into the discussion of the annotations

Explains the basics of Junit 5 nicely with all the required annotations and makes the course interesting. Additionally, the lecture on best practices and TDD is a bonus to teach the real life approach. Enjoyed the course and its very helpful for beginners.

O curso é bem direto ao ponto, mostra as anotações mais utilizadas do JUnit5 e os principais casos de uso. Apesar de curto, o curso também fornece embasamento teórico sobre testes unitários e Test Driven Development. Só acho que poderia mostrar como obter e configurar o JUnit5 com Maven.

The best part about this course is that it is concise, to-the-point and more than enough for a Java Developer to introduce JUnit as part of his/her development suite. Courses that teach about following best software development practices such as agile, are very hard to find these days. This course definitely excels in providing subtle albeit practical methods for slowly making JUnit as part of your development. I was able to complete it in 3 hours!

Good start! But you didn't explain to us why we need to make a test to PASS or FAIL at ur desire? I mean there should be some retrospective kind of explanation as to why we want to write the certain thing in THEN part of jUnit. Overall, the course is awesome and I'm planning to take more courses from this channel regarding jUnit. Please answer to our questions not in programmatical way but in a way that we can understand and make a child understand the same (that level of decency we need).

The course is good. But too short for a beginner like me. This is a skill up for a person already familiar with JUnit. Would be helpful with some theory and some insight to decide which tool/keyword to user along with list of possible options.

I think it is definitely useful for people to enhance their skills before their first software engineer job. This course has practical content, I personally get more familiar with Eclipse and learnt intro of Junit 5. Instructor put a lot of info in this course. Recommend this course.