Eight years after the release of JUnit 5, the time has finally come: JUnit 6 is here. Anyone expecting an incremental update will be surprised. JUnit 6 is not just a refactoring, but a significant leap that sheds old baggage and makes the framework fit for the next decade of Java development - …

For many it is probably already old hat or rather everyday life. Today there is an introduction to ‘Cucumber’.

When we currently talk about the Model Context Protocol (MCP), TypeScript or Python usually dominates the timeline. But what about us Java developers?