Backend DevelopmentConference45min
Spring Boot Test - A look behind the curtain
This session demystifies Spring Boot testing by exploring how @SpringBootTest operates behind the scenes, addressing common issues, and covering unit and slice testing. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of Spring Boot’s testing mechanisms, moving beyond surface-level usage to more effective and informed testing practices.
Michael VitzINNOQ
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Tuesday, March 24, 15:55-16:40
Room 7
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“Testing in Spring Boot applications is easy, just use @SpringBootTest and you're done.” What sounds so simple in theory, often looks like magic and sometimes causes problems later on.
Therefore, in this session, we will take a look behind the curtain to gain better insight into how all of this actually works. Besides that, we will touch on topics such as unit or slice testing.
I assure you that after this session, you will have a more in-depth understanding of how the Spring Boot Test magic works.
Therefore, in this session, we will take a look behind the curtain to gain better insight into how all of this actually works. Besides that, we will touch on topics such as unit or slice testing.
I assure you that after this session, you will have a more in-depth understanding of how the Spring Boot Test magic works.
Michael Vitz
Michael has more than fifteen years of experience building and maintaining software for the JVM. As a senior consultant for software architecture and engineering at INNOQ, he helps clients by building well crafted and value providing software. He also contributes to open-source projects, publishes articles, delivers talks, and was announced java champion in 2021.
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