Mockito Review

I like that you can mock any class, including static classes. It's easy to use with annotations. You do not need to write code by hand. The documentation is very good. There are some things which could be improved but it works well enough as it is. Also, there are many other libraries out there so if you find something better or easier than this one then why don't you try it? We have been using this library since we started writing our first test cases of an Android application. This has…

I like that it supports refactorings with annotations, which makes my code more readable and maintainable than before. It is not easy to write custom matchers. You need to understand how to use them effectively and then you can do some really cool things with your test suite. The documentation of this library is quite poor. For example, there are no examples at all! Just read their official tutorial (which isn't very detailed). But you have to know what they mean by "Mockery". Otherwise, it's…

It's easy to use, it has great documentation (even though sometimes can be outdated), I've never had any problems using this library when developing my android applications with Kotlin! The only thing is that if you are newbie like me or don't have enough experience working/developing java code then maybe some features might look strange at first but after reading its docs everything will become clear :) Great toolkit which helps us write better test cases before writing our actual application…

I like that it allows me to write code without having any dependencies, which makes my life easier when writing test cases with other frameworks or libraries (like JUnit). It's also easy enough if you want just some basic stubbing of methods/properties - but there is no way out from this dependency hell once we start using more advanced features such as spying etc., so be sure about what exactly do need before jumping into testing your project! We are solving problems related to our mobile…