Diego Pacheco Tech blog

Everybody write tests or we should at least. Assertions are used in lots of different kinds of tests such as Unit Test, API Test, Integration Testing, E2E Testing, Contract Testing, Stress/Load testing. Unit tests, Integration, and Contract tests can often be done with Junit . However, assertions sometimes can be a bit verbose and you might need to write some extra code in order to test what you are required to test. Today I want to share a video about a library for Java called AssertJ. AssertJ is Assertions fluent API.  AssertJ has integration with other java libraries like Guava, JodaTime, and others. Today I want to share a video I made about it. So Let's get started. 

When I start on IT, several years ago(+15), C was the first language that I learned. But was not the first language I mastered and deployed in production which was...surprisingly Visual Basic 6.0. However, when I learned C or any language back on that old and arcane time noddy was into testing. However now is impossible to work professionally in any language without tests. C is a low-level language but still kicks ass and has several interesting libs/frameworks. People use to fear C a lot because of lack of syntactical sugar but once you get used to it is not that hard at all. Today I want to show how you can do Unit Testing with C. I will not show how to do Unit Testing with C++ but with C ANSI actually. We will be using Check a unit test lib for C ANSI.