Jared Blitzstein

Write Better Cukes With the Rel Attribute - Literate Programming

CLOSED-LOOP: BDD Antipattern: Business readable but no business involved

tumbler-glass - Project Hosting on Google Code

The market is already a little saturated, but this looks promising.

Selenium and JBehave Continuous Testing using Page Objects

I have to give this a read, though I would like to use Cucumber instead.

Grouping Tests Using JUnit Categories

This is one of the things I really liked about TestNG. Hopefully I can start grouping tests together and generating reports on module coverage within the same project.

Problems with TDD

For what I do, TDD isn’t a great fit and I’ve been saying this from the start. Though this article doesn’t touch the issues I have, it still has valid points on its own.

Mockito 1.8 - New Useful Features

Woo hoo, BDDish language.

How test-driven development works (and more!)

Good description on why TDD isn’t a “waste of time” and doesn’t slow you down.

Mockito in six easy examples

I use Mockito for all my mocking needs. Works great.

Concordion vs. Cucumber and Java based Acceptance Testing

I’ve only used Cucumber before and I love it (the Ruby version at least, I’m not totally sold on the Java stack). But I’ll take a look at Concordion.

Feature Injection and handling technical stories

Java Mock Frameworks Comparison

I’ve heard a lot of good things about Mockito. I’m happy that EasyMock beat JMock though.

Use case testing with Selenium on Vimeo (via Vimeo)

JtestR - Home

I don’t specifically see cucumber, but I bet it’s supported. JRuby does indeed take a while to fire up.

JBehave - Behaviour-driven development in Java

Doesn’t look as fun as cucumber, but it is Pure Java