Lee Turner

A random stream of thoughts and software experiments

Creating a Progression Framework in Hugo

A hugo template to create Monzo style progression frameworks

Posted by Lee Turner on Saturday, May 1, 2021

BlinkyTape JUnit Testwatcher API Implementation

This implementation demonstrates a Junit 5 TestWatcher API implementation that hooks up your tests to a BlinkyTape LED strip.

Posted by Lee Turner on Tuesday, April 6, 2021

Geek Reads 1

A selection of the articles, tools and announcements I have found interesting while browsing the interwebs

Posted by Lee Turner on Sunday, June 7, 2020

Copying A Branch Name In Intellij

How many times do you need to use the name of the branch you are currently working on? Up until now I didn't know an easy way to copy the name into the clipboard

Posted by Lee Turner on Sunday, April 12, 2020

Building a Camel Case @DisplayNameGenerator For JUnit 5

I am loving the new JUnit 5 features and the @DisplayName annotation seemed like a great idea. However, it was a lot of work to write and keep updated - especially when you like to write descriptive test method names. It just seemed like unnecessary duplication. With the latest JUnit 5.4 release and the new @DisplayNameGenerator API all of that will change.

Posted by Lee Turner on Sunday, February 10, 2019

Tooling Up - Implementing test && commit || revert (TCR) In IntelliJ

This post shows how I implemented a minimal test && commit || revert inside InelliJ - and when I say minimal I mean minimal.

Posted by Lee Turner on Thursday, January 17, 2019

Hi, I’m Lee 👋. Senior Software Engineer at WireMock, Snyk Ambassador, Hacker of code. Appsec enthusiast. Runs Brighton Kotlin & Brighton JUG

FEATURED TAGS

hello-world hugo intellij junit kotlin reference spring spring boot tdd testing