Mockito Instant Code Repo at Github

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Since I was asked for the code to the "Mockito Instant" book a couple of times I decided to place it on Github. Here is the link - https://github.com/marcingrzejszczak/mockito-instant. Enjoy :)

Groovy Builder AST merged to Groovy Core!

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Today it turned out that Paul King merged the Builder AST transform that based on my PojoBuilder to core of Groovy. So you will be able to use it when the new version of Groovy gets released.

You can take a look at the code here

https://github.com/groovy/groovy-core/pull/389

Many thanks go to Marcin Zajączkowski for his code review to the initial version.

It's not the biggest features in the world but anyway, enjoy :)

Warsaw Groovy User Group Talk - AST Transformations

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Click here to go to the on-air hangout (in PL) regarding AST Transformations from my yesterday's presentation on Warsaw Groovy User Group

Warsaw Groovy User Group talk

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Since tomorrow I'm giving a talk on XML transformations in Groovy I'd like to publish the code that will be presented during the presentation. Check out the Github repo and the Bitbucket repository.

The presentation (in polish) can be found on youtube.

Introduction to Groovy runtime metaprogramming and AST transforms

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I'm very happy to share my presentation regarding Groovy metaprogramming and AST transforms. The slides are available at SlideShare and the code is available at TooMuchCoding Bitbucket and TooMuchCoding Github repositories. If you have any problems with reading any part of the slides or sth just post a comment here and I'll tr to help you :)

Enjoy!

Review of the Instant Mock Testing with PowerMock

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Quite recently I was asked by Packt publishing to write a review of the book Instant Mock Testing with PowerMock by Deep Shah. I have just managed to go through it and would like to share my thoughts :)

Spring's @Primary annotation in action

Spring is a framework that never stops to amaze me. It's because of the fact that it offers plenty of different solutions that allow us, developers, to complete our tasks without writing millions of lines of code. Instead we are able to do the same in a much more readable, standardized manner. In this post I will try to describe one of its features that most likely is well known to all of you but in my opinion its importance is undervalued. The feature that I'll be talking about is the @Primary annotation.