A UK-based startup founded by University of Oxford researchers launches an AI-powered Java unit testing solution, including a free-for-Java-devs Community Edition.

Diffblue Cover automates the burdensome task of writing Java unit tests, a task that takes up as much as 20 percent of Java developers’ time. Diffblue Cover creates Java tests at speeds 10X-100X ...

Applying the latest technologies in Reinforcement Learning, Diffblue Cover autonomously writes unit tests locally and in CI for Java/Kotlin applications – 250x faster than a human developer ...

Diffblue makes a free version of its AI-powered Java unit testing solution available for developers on open source software projects.

While Spring made it easier to write unit tests for Java, only 25 percent of respondents reported code test coverage of 75 percent or more.

In the Preface for Effective Unit Testing: A Guide for Java Developers , author Lasse Koskela states that although the impetus for Effective Unit Testing was to "write a Java edition of Roy ...

Unit testing — a form of software testing done by developers using hundreds of small, fast tests — is a central practice at sites that are committed to software quality. By following a dictum ...

Diffblue, a spin-out from Oxford University, uses machine learning to help developers automatically create unit tests for their Java code. Because few developers enjoy writing unit tests to ensure ...

Up to 100x faster than writing manual tests, built on a decade of artificial intelligence by researchers from the University of Oxford OXFORD, United Kingdom, March 22, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ...

Up to 100x faster than writing manual tests, built on a decade of artificial intelligence by (AI) researchers from the University of Oxford and backed by Goldman Sachs OXFORD, United Kingdom, Sept. 08 ...