If you have been happily using Easymock for the past years, this blog post is for you. Because you need to upgrade to Mockito, the new kid on the block in the mocking universe. Why bother about what mocking framework you’re using to create your unittests? Because it will improve you tests, make them more […]
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Author: Rob van Maris
Project: Paazl, offers choice in shipment
JTeam is proud to announce the release of Paazl, one of the projects that we have been working on recently. Paazl offers a solution to the growing demand for choice when it comes to shipping. The platform JTeam developed allows Paazl customers (mostly webshop owners) to offer a range of options in shipment to their […]
Test driven development for GWT UI code with asynchronous RPC
In my previous blog post I we saw a test-driven approach to GWT UI code. This was based on moving logic to a Supervising Controller. In this follow-up post we’ll turn our attention to interacting with RPC, and see how this can be tested using EasyMock. This involves some tricks and non-trivial boilerplate code, but […]
Test driven development for GWT UI code
Is a test driven development (TDD) approach possible when creating a GUI using GWT? This post is about how to apply MVC (Model-View-Controller) to organize GWT UI code, with these objectives: a clear separation of the controller logic from presentation and model full testability of the controller logic independent of the (browser or hosted mode) […]
Optimizing startup time for GWT hosted mode
When developing GWT (Google Web Toolkit) applications, the GWT hosted mode is an invaluable tool, as it allows for short development cycles. Whenever you change something in the GWT client code and hit the “Refresh” button it will compile the change, reload the application and show the result of my change almost immediately. In theory, […]