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Tackle AI & Spring Boot Testing 🍃

Philip (rieckpil)

Don't Just Blindly Prompt AI to Write Your Spring Boot Tests 🧪

Hi Mailwal,

Three weeks ago, Agentic Testing for Spring Boot went live.
Since then, the first feedback has been coming in, and three themes keep showing up.

1. Teams finally have a plan for AI and testing

Most teams already use Claude Code, Codex, or Copilot. What they lacked was a way to stop the agent from producing getter tests, @SpringBootTest on everything, and mocks that assert nothing.

2. One testing approach instead of five

Before, every developer (and every agent session) tested differently. The skill files turn your conventions into something the agent follows every time: AssertJ over JUnit assertions, slices over the full context, Testcontainers set up once.

3. Fast and meaningful tests

This is the part I care about most. A test suite is only a safety net if it runs in minutes and fails for the right reasons. That's what lets you ship AI-generated code without reviewing every line by hand.

What you get

  • The full skill library: unit, slice, integration, Testcontainers, e2e, and a test setup reviewer
  • Templates you adapt to your project's conventions in under an hour
  • 12 months of skill updates
  • My complete back catalog: the Testing Spring Boot Applications Masterclass, TDD with Spring Boot Done Right, and Hands-On Mocking with Mockito
The goal hasn't changed: confidence in every commit.

→ Enroll now in Agentic Testing for Spring Boot

PS: Explore the content without pressure, thanks to the 60 days money-back guarantee.

Joyful testing,
Philip
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