Gunnar Morling • 1/13/2020

Using Java 13 Text Blocks (Only) for Your Tests

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This technical article details a strategy for Java developers to adopt new language features like Java 13 text blocks in their project's test suites, while keeping the main production code compatible with older Java versions like Java 8. It discusses the JDK's release cadence, preview features, and provides a practical example using REST API testing with Quarkus and RESTAssured.

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