Besides JUnit, Marc Philipp works as a software engineer at Gradle Inc. on Gradle Enterprise, a product that helps developers be more productive with their Gradle, Maven, and Bazel builds. His main focus there lies on speeding up test execution through features such as Test Distribution and Predictive Test Selection. He is a long-time core committer and maintainer of JUnit and initiator of the JUnit Lambda crowdfunding campaign that started what has become JUnit 5.

Mastodon: @marcphilipp@chaos.social

LOCATION: Zürich
KEYWORDS: Open Source, Technology, Tools, Methods

SPEAKER: Marc Philipp   COMPANY: Gradle
SLIDES: 230412_junit5-intro.pdf
SLIDES 2: https://github.com/marcphilipp/junit5-demo/tree/20230412-jug-zurich

More than five years have passed since the initial release of JUnit 5 in 2017. But the JUnit team hasn’t ceased working since then. On the contrary, there have been 9 additional 5.x releases. After a concise introduction, we’ll take a closer look at the latest new features such as:

• declarative test suites
• custom JFR events
• new extension points
• improved support for temporary directories
• test method/class execution order
• the new XML reporting format.

Since the JUnit team is meeting in Zurich this week, Christian, Juliette, Marc, Matthias, and Sam will all be there and are looking forward to your questions and feedback. Feel free to ask us anything!

LANGUAGE: Talk: en / Slides: en

Besides JUnit, Marc Philipp works as a software engineer at Gradle Inc. on Gradle Enterprise, a product that helps developers be more productive with their Gradle, Maven, and Bazel builds. His main focus there lies on speeding up test execution through features such as Test Distribution and Predictive Test Selection. He is a long-time core committer and maintainer of JUnit and initiator of the JUnit Lambda crowdfunding campaign that started what has become JUnit 5.

Mastodon: @marcphilipp@chaos.social

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