JUnit 5, the latest version of the popular Java testing framework, introduces several powerful features and improvements over its predecessors. Writing effective unit tests in JUnit 5 can significantly enhance the quality and maintainability of your codebase. This article explores the essential dos and don’ts of writing JUnit 5 unit tests, providing practical examples to illustrate best practices.
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Migrating WordPress to a new hosting provider
This is a summary for migrating a WordPress instance from one hosting provider to another. If you are familiar with IT topics it’s something that is feasible. If not, better ask an expert for assistance since a weak setup is posing a big security risk for your site.
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Network Device Simulation for Cisco Nexus with QEMU/KVM
Introduction
In this article I want to show you how to start with a bare Cisco NX-OS QEMU image guest and configure it to be reachable via the network of the host system. In this approach I am going to use an ‘expect’ script that is going through the initial configuration dialogues of the console of NX-OS.
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Network Device Simulation for Cisco Nexus with Vagrant
Introduction
This is a step-by-step instruction on how to get started with virtualization with Vagrant, VirtualBox and Cisco NX-OS images. This comes handy when developing network automation approaches and testing them in a test environment with no cost of real hardware.
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Java command line parsing libraries compared
Java command line parsing libraries compared
This is a small comparison of command line parsing libraries in Java. It is not meant to be complete, but shall help people to find the best library for their needs.
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Your favorite Java collection is slow!
A little history
Java collection framework is an object oriented framework for dealing with data vectors. It started with JDK 1.2 and is today is very popular. There are well-known Collection classes like
- ArrayList,
- LinkedList,
- TreeSet,
- HashSet,
- LinkedHashSet,
- ArrayDeque, a double-ended queue
- Vector which is older and not popular anymore because of the synchronisation penalty you’re paying for it.
nfs4: Fix for the nobody nogroup problem
When using the network file system (NFS) , it’s possible to run into a problem that your files and directories get mapped to the user nobody. I’ll show you the background and explain to you how to deal with the problem.
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X11: Replacing numeric keypad key comma with more usable dot
The numeric keypad is a big help when typing long numers or entering mathematical formulas. In this article I’ll show you how to configure your X11 keymap to correctly map a key, in this case replace the keypad comma with the dot.
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VirtualBox is a virtual machine software that can run a couple of operating systems. A virtual machine is usually using a disk image instead of a real hard disk. A common operation is copying disk images in a clone-like manner. Unfortunately copying images with the command line cp command won’t work: VirtualBox will tell you it already knows this disk images UUID.
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