MORE TESTNG READING

Here are several articles and presentations about TestNG (English, French, German).

English

• Use TestNG to create test logs that are structured like Javadocs (Raghunandan Seshadri, August 2015)
• How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love TestNG (March 2013)
• Using Spock to test Groovy AND Java applications (March 2013)
• TestNG tutorials (Jammy Chen)
• Why TestNG and not JUnit? (Tomek Kaczanowski)
• TestNG and Excel
• TestNG in Python
• Converting a large codebase from JUnit 4 to TestNG
• Using soft assertions with TestNG
• Visualizing live dependencies (Tomek Kaczanowski)
• Passing parameters to @DataProviders.
• TestNG, Emma and Mockito
• Data-driven testing using Selenium and TestNG (video)
• Combining multiple testng-results.xml file into a single file
• TestNG + Cobertura
• TestNG + PowerMock + Mockito
• TestNG and Drools
• Data Driven Testing with Selenium and TestNG
• Code coverage with Emma and TestNG
• Comparison between JUnit 4 and TestNG
• Unit testing with TestNG and JMockit (part 1)
• Unit testing with TestNG and JMockit (part 2)
• Review of the book
• TestNG and Groovy (Andrew Glover, October 2006)
• In pursuit of code quality (Andrew Glover, August 2006)
• TestNG Tutorial (Claude Quezel, March 2006)
• TestNG and Stripes (Tim Fennel, April 2006)
• Rerunning failed tests (Andrew Glover, April 2006)
• Tapestry and TestNG (Howard Lewis-Ship, April 2006)
• Using JUnit extensions in TestNG (Andrew Glover, March 2006)
• Code coverage of TestNG tests with Cobertura (Andrew Glover, March 2006)
• Statistical Testing (Cédric Beust, February 2006)
• TestNG and JUnit (Bill Dudney, February 2006)
• Distributed TestNG (Cédric Beust, January 2006)
• Testing private methods (Erik Thauvin, January 2006)
• Testing EJB3 with TestNG (Christian Bauer, November 2005)
• Vanward Technologies interview (October 2005)
• TestNG reaction (Tim Fennell, October 2005)
• Using JUnit libraries with TestNG (Phil Zoio, August 2005)
• Introducing TestNG (Thierry Janaudy, August 2005)
• Migrating to TestNG (TheServerSide, August 2005)
• TestNG and Spring (August 2005)
• TestNG and Ruby (August 2005)
• TestNG and Maven (April 2005)
• TestNG review (April 2005)
• JavaWorld (April 2005)
• Solving the JUnit dependency problem (March 2005)
• Are dependent test methods really evil?  (March 2005)
• The "call super" anti-pattern (March 2005)
• TestNG:  A different look at testing (Presentation at TheServerSide Symposium, March 2005)
• Testing asynchronous code with TestNG (February 2005)
• Making Testing a Breeze with TestNG (DeveloperWorks, January 2005) (also in Chinese)
• TestNG:  Catch the Testing Fever (TheServerSide, January 2005)
• Why use XML to configure tests?  (January 2005)
• TestNG:  Beyond JUnit (Presentation at JavaPolis, Belgium, December 2004)
• Announcing TestNG 2.0 (TheServerSide, December 2004)
• TestNG:  Catching the TestNG fever (JavaLobby, December 2004)
• Using inheritance of annotations for flexible testing (August 2004)
• Multiple instantations of tests (August 2004)
• Don't get unitized (July 2004)
• TestNG:  Testing, the Next Generation (TheServerSide, April 2004)

French

• Le framework TestNG (Sébastien Palud, April 2006)
   

German

• Comparison TestNG / JUnit 4 (Josef Adersberger, May 2006, PDF)
   

CONTRIBUTORS

TestNG has received a lot of help from various people throughout its existence.

With code:

• Alexandru Popescu, who ported TestNG to JDK 1.4 and has been tirelessly contributing ever since.

• Hani Suleiman and Mark Derricutt (IDEA plug-in).

• Andrew Glover and Jesse Kuhnert/Brett Porter (Maven 1 and Maven 2 plug-ins respectively).

• Jolly Chen (JUnitReport plug-in).

• Thierry Janaudy (PDF report plug-in).

And also with ideas, articles and bug reports:

• Filippo Diotalevi, Matthew Schmidt Robert McIntosh, JR Boyens, Robert Watkins, Aleksi Kallio, Doug Lea, Eron Wright, Guillaume Laforge, Owen Griffiths, Jean-Louis Berliet, Morten Christensen and many others...

SPECIAL THANKS

TESTIMONIES

A great product is nothing without testimonies, so here is what people have to say about TestNG:

"It's a lot of fun.  Not as fun as Seinfeld, but more fun than Chris Rock on a bad day"
    - A buddy 

"Are you going to eat your dessert?"
    - Someone I met at the cafeteria
 
"Rock on, dude"
    - A skateboarder
 
"Okay, I'll try it.  Can I have my laptop back now"?
    - A scared contractor
 
"Cedric, stop talking to him, he's sleeping"
    - Some random person who should mind their own business