Gunnar Morling • 1/13/2020

Using Java 13 Text Blocks (Only) for Your Tests

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This technical article discusses a strategy for Java developers to adopt new language features, specifically Java 13 text blocks, in their project's test code. It explains how this allows developers to experiment with and benefit from preview features (like multi-line strings for JSON or SQL in tests) without forcing the main library or application code to require the latest Java version, thus maintaining compatibility with older runtimes like Java 8.

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