Spring Boot :
Is the most popular framework for building enterprise Java applications. Spring Boot includes testing support to develop unit tests and integration tests using JUnit, Mockito and MockMvc. By developing tests, you can create applications with better code design, fewer bugs, and higher reliability. This course shows you how to take full advantage of Spring Boot's testing support.
JUnit :
Develop JUnit Tests
Set up projects to use JUnit
Apply JUnit assertions: Equals/Not Equals and Null/NotNull
Apply JUnit assertions: Same/Not Same and True/False
Leverage JUnit lifecycle annotations
Define custom display names for JUnit tests
Check for exceptions and timeouts
Define execution order in JUnit tests
Perform code coverage analysis for JUnit tests
Apply conditionals with JUnit tests
Test Driven Development (TDD) :
Apply Test Driven Development for build tests and application code.
Create a failing test first.
Update your code to make the tests pass.
Take your tests from RED to GREEN.
Apply TDD to a coding project.
Leverage parameterized tests with TDD.
Mocking with Mockito :
Identify the need for mocking during test development
Leverage Mockito in JUnit tests
Applying the @MockBean annotation for injection
Throwing exceptions with Mocks
Database Integration Testing :
Identify the need for database integration testing during test development
Add database setup and clean code using @BeforeEach and @AfterEach
Leverage an embedded database to ease with testing setup and maintenance.