Advanced Java library for integration testing, mocking, faking, and code coverage

Practical challenges for RxJava learners

API wrapper for querying band, album, and track data from bandcamp.com

The evolution of JMockit APIs: smaller, simpler, safer, and still powerful

Example Project to setup JaCoCo

Engineer algorithm and Doctor Data structure have solved many of the worlds complex problems. While I was preparing for an interview these two awesome beings have helped me allot. This repository contains core problems solving with the help of Er. Algorithm and Dr. Data Structure.

UtilsVerifier Java unit tests tool to verify util class correctness

Test framework for functional, system, end to end, unit testing ("Art of System Testing")

This project is a template for a Spring Boot application with complete authentication and API CRUD operations. It includes features such as user signup with email verification, login, password reset, product management with paginated lists, and detailed unit tests. The project is built using Maven and follows a clean architecture.

The Gradle Cover Agent Plugin is designed to help you increase code coverage in your Java projects. It integrates with Gradle to provide tasks that can be configured to run code coverage tools and report the results.

SOFTUNI JAVA OOP

A simple, fast asynchronous XML framework for parsing large XML files.

Event Tracker: Seamlessly integrating Java and SQL, this project simplifies event management with an intuitive GUI. Users can effortlessly add and retrieve events using customized queries, enhancing their experience.

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Mortgage Calculator (Android): Designed an Android app in Java with Rest APIs for easy mortgage calculations. User-friendly voice-activated interface, requiring just three inputs, delivers monthly payments, principal amount details over time, and precise interest paid.

A collection of unit testing tools for Java.

Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm based on the concept of "objects", which can contain data and code: data in the form of fields (often known as attributes or properties), and code, in the form of procedures (often known as methods).

QCalc is a simple calculator project built from scratch using Java, with a focus on enhancing basic Java skills. This micro-experience covers the process of generating a new Java project using Gradle, implementing basic arithmetic operations, and conducting unit tests to ensure the functionality of the calculator.

Android Unit testing framework

Homework barstech Finance Project