AssertJ by @JoCosti - fluent chaining assertions java library. One of the most powerful and convenient ways to write assertions. It's also included in the @springboot test framework.
@JoCosti@springboot Awaitility by @johanhaleby - DSL that allows you to express expectations of an asynchronous system in a concise and easy to read manner. Write better tests in asynchronous and multi-threaded apps. It helps to get rid of "Thread.sleep(1000)" in your tests. github.com/awaitility/awa…
+Testcontainers by @whichrich - a Docker-based tool to aid integration testing in Java. Runs instances of databases, Selenium web browsers, or anything else that can run in a Docker container. @bsideup contributes a lot to testcontainers-java.
Often Software Developers are also called Professional Googlers. This means that we need to be really proficient in it. So this thread will provide you with tips and tricks which help you to become #10xengineer in Googling. Let's start ➡️➡️➡️
1. Use quotes for "exact match" searches. Often when you search for a particular error message try searching with quotes first to get your results faster. Very helpful when you need to understand error or warning messages in logs.
2. Use '*' in as a wildcard. Use case: when searching for errors messages replace parts specific to your code(folder or package names). Also helpful you want to find a song, but remember only some words then replace the unknown part with '*'. 🎶