Effective Testing For Quarkus Applications

Apr 18th, 2023

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In this workshop, we'll cover how to effectively test enterprise applications developed in Quarkus. We have a whole day to cover different test scopes, approaches, and tools.

What will be covered

Test principles & constraints
Test scopes
Code-level tests
JUnit, AssertJ, Mockito
Use case tests, component tests
Code-level integration tests
@QuarkusTest yes or no?
System / acceptance tests
Databases & test data
Data migration
Effective testing workflows
Local development, IDEs, build tooling, Maven, Gradle
CI/CD pipelines and testing
Test code quality & maintainable tests
JVM test frameworks
AssertJ custom assertions
UI tests, Selenium, Selenide
Test coverage, Jacoco
Advanced topics (depending on attendee interest): Mutation testing, performance testing

This is the course that you've been looking for how to do effective testing, not just for “Hello world” applications, but real-world use cases. We will compare different scopes and approaches, how to assess when what makes sense, and which tools add value to our toolkit. You will be able to ask questions about your project's challenges. At the end there will be no open questions left.

Prerequisites

Java knowledge
Basic knowledge of Enterprise Java (Quarkus, Spring, Java EE, Jakarta, MicroProfile, J2EE) helpful
JDK 16+, Maven 3.6, Docker to run all examples

How it works

We will have a full day of interesting Quarkus content, from 9am - 5pm CEST. The workshop is done via Zoom and attendees can turn on their microphone and camera for questions, if desired.

Most of the time will be spent in the code and IDE, and sometimes the browser. All questions and slight technical derails from the main agenda are highly welcome — ideally the workshop not just a monologue but as interactive as possible.

At the end, you will have access to all the code and material that we covered via GitHub.