I’m creating Android-related stuff online since 2019. It’s time to level up. Now it's time for... AndroidPro.io! So here's what to expect in the near future **release notes (changelog?) v2.0.0-alpha-01** 1️⃣ KotlinTesting blog is discontinued - previous blogposts are being migrated to AndroidPro website. All redirects should be working soon. 2️⃣ Software Dev Thursdays newsletter still comes every Thursday - with thoughts on software craftsmanship and Android. There will be also newsletter archive (separately, or in form of blogposts) 3️⃣ AndroidPro community has started - membership platform with access to courses, masterminds and global community. Already 29 people onboard 4️⃣ Android Architect cohort is coming by the end of September, agenda details is discussed with early adopters of AndroidPro community :) 5️⃣ Next open webinar will be either about using AI in development workflow, or about design patterns (again - may the community decide) 6️⃣ Another secret project is scheduled for Q2 2024 BIG THANK YOU to everyone supporting me since day 0 - without you it wouldn't be possible!

I’ve been writing on KotlinTesting for over 2 years now. Here’s top articles as of 2022👉

I just published Building Micronaut applications with Micronaut Data R2dbc and Kotlin Coroutines link.medium.com/59pF3LoEOlb @micronautfw @kotlin @kotlintesting @r2dbc #java

JVM Testing Newsletter | October 2021 was just published! Featuring content by: @brwngrldev, @nicolas_frankel, @krossovochkin. You will also find talks from @SpringOne related to testing. cc @kotlintesting kotlintesting.com/jvm-testin…

Java conference is coming! Talks will cover architecture, security, devops, cloud, big data. Conference will be held in polish. KotlinTesting is community partner of this event. Tickets are free, reserve your spot here: javeloper.pl

JVM Testing Monthly July 2021 is out! kotlintesting.com/jvm-testin… i.a @EgorAnd , @krossovochkin, @eric_the_coder #JVM #testing #KotlinTesting

Tomorrow all @kotlintesting subscribers will receive June edition of JVM Testing Monthly Included: ✅ best articles and blogposts ✅ testing libraries releases Did I mention that on joining mailing list you will also receive unit testing cheat sheet? kotlintesting.com/newsletter…

RT @kotlintesting Testing coroutine that heavily depend on time? Check this blogpost by @patrykserek kotlintesting.com/how-to-tes… #AndroidDev #kotlin #kotlintesting #tdd #bdd #engineering

I had a pleasure to share my knowledge about coroutine testing on @kotlintesting blog. Hope you enjoy it same as me!

Testing coroutine that heavily depend on time? Check this blogpost by @patrykserek kotlintesting.com/how-to-tes… #AndroidDev #kotlin #kotlintesting

Quick testing tips #3: using collection marchers in #kotest #assertions #matchers #kotlintesting @kotlintesting

Quick Testing Tips #2: declare test method in different styles in Junit5 #junit #kotlin #kotlintesting

Writing parameterized tests in #kotlin with #kotest kotlintesting.com/kotest-par… #datadriventesting #kotlintesting

Short note: handling exceptions in tests with #junit and #kotest #kotlin #kotlintesting kotlintesting.com/handling-e…

Thanks @androidweekly for including note about @kotlintesting!

multiple assertions are not bad by default, but they may introduce some hard to debug issues. If you can have one assertion and test your code properly - good for you. If you would like to check more things due to performance / readability reasons - assertSoftly is the way to go

multiple assertions are not a bad thing: If we unit test code (London school) - one assertion is ideal, but not obligatory If we unit test behavior (classical school) - a single unit of behavior can manifest multiple outcomes, and it’s fine to evaluate them all in one test

I finally decided to implement one of my ideas — portal dedicated to testing with Kotlin. Check website and follow portal on Twitter! kotlintesting.com @kotlintesting

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