Scalable Management of Test Data, Making Tests Readable
In this talk you'll learn techniques for building maintainable, readable, fast test suites utilising service mocks that cover a broad range of problem types. You'll also learn how to avoid common pitfalls that can turn your test suite into a maintenance nightmare.
I’ll live code a concrete use case for WireMock - deploying it to a PAAS (Heroku) in order to write some integration tests proving the properties of a CDN (Fastly) in the wild. Who should attend: Developers, SETs and testers who automate who'd like to increase the effectiveness of their tests while avoiding common pitfalls. Proficiency in Java and JUnit, and a working knowledge of HTTP will be needed to get the most out of this talk.
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Scalable Management of Test Data, Making Tests Readable
Rob Elliot
I’m a web developer, primarily server side and JVM focussed, with 15 years experience and with a strong bias to XP & TDD techniques. Currently a consultant with Energized Work.
Tom Akehurst
I'm a JVM developer/DevOpper of over 10 years and currently a consultant with Energized Work. I created WireMock and Saboteur, like functional programming, and probably ought to know better than to put pre-release frameworks into production!