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JUnit in Action resources/release dates

 
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Hi everyone,
Here are some pointers for JUnit in Action:
- Web site
- Table of contents
- The full source book source code has been donated to open source under an Apache license. It is available in SourceForge under the junitbook project name. You can also use the forum there to discuss the source code.
- JUnit in Action is already available in ebook format.
- It will be available in paper format at the end of the week on the Manning web site and in other bookstores in a few weeks.
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-Vincent
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will this book targeted at the experience developer or at the novice/experienced programmer?
 
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Originally posted by bengt hammarlund:
will this book targeted at the experience developer or at the novice/experienced programmer?


It's for both junior and experience java testers. However, if you have little or no experience of Java beforehand, it'll be quite a challenge... It all depends what you mean by "novice programmer". I'd say the prerequisite is good knowledge of Java.
 
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