Showing posts with label Kotlin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kotlin. Show all posts
Friday 14 October 2022

Kotlin / JUnit5: making a test conditional based on a custom condition

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G'day: I sat down to continue my "next" blog article, which will be about delegated properties in Kotlin (will cross link he...
Sunday 9 October 2022

Kotlin / TDD: using JetBrains/Exposed to read from the DB

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G'day: Earlier today I wrote " Kotlin / TDD: writing the tests for a small web service ". I focused on learning how to make ...

Kotlin / TDD: writing the tests for a small web service

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G'day: One of my tasks @ work is to check out how to test a web service. I started with this yesterday's article: Kotlin: getting ...
Saturday 8 October 2022

Kotlin/Gradle: abstracting versions into a config file, and wondering what delegated properties are

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G'day: Currently I have just been following the instructions fairly slavishly when it comes to my dependency management in my applicat...
Friday 7 October 2022

Kotlin: getting the khttp library installed and running... then... getting rid of it and using something else

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G'day: So 50% of this was a largely fruitless exercise in the end. Other than the fact that I learned some stuff that I think is wort...
Thursday 6 October 2022

Kotlin: Data classes & componentN methods

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G'day: I needed to use a "data class" in my article last night (" Data-driven tests in JUnit and Kotest (and starting w...
Wednesday 5 October 2022

Data-driven tests in JUnit and Kotest (and starting with TestBox & PHPUnit)

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G'day: One thing I did not look at in any of my examinations of Kotest , and then JUnit5 was how to have data-driven tests in each pl...
Sunday 25 September 2022

Kotlin: looking at JUnit instead of Kotest

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G'day: In the rest of my Kotlin articles thusfar I've been using Kotest for my testing. I went that direction instead of JUnit ...