A Developing Journey
Particularly for legacy software, automated tests aren’t very common, even though these projects usually would need them the most. This article compiles a comprehensible list of why you should use Test Automation whenever possible, ideally from the start of a project.
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Problems implementing automated tests to an existing codebase indicates your code is not testable. Not many developers (let alone stakeholders or product owners) realize this, but this will have catastrophic consequences in the long run. What can happen I’ve illustrated in this article.
Read moreJUL is a logging utility that comes by default with Java SE, the standard library. There seems to be general confusion how to set it up, a situation that seems to cause developers to resort to other logging frameworks; or worse, mixing multiple ones together. Not any of the solutions and examples available online that I looked at worked. With this article, I present you a simple implementation.
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