Nicolai Parlog • 8/5/2018

JUnit 5 Architecture or "What's Jupiter?"

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This technical article analyzes the architecture of JUnit 5, explaining its split into the Jupiter, Vintage, and Platform sub-projects. It contrasts this with JUnit 4's monolithic design, discusses the problems of tight coupling, and details how JUnit 5's modular structure with published APIs improves maintainability and tool integration.

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