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JUnit Recipes : Practical Methods for Programmer Testing (2004) ISBN 1-932394-23-0 is (as of 2007) the best selling work on unit testing with the popular JUnit framework. It was described as "highly recommended" by the ACM Computing Review magazine, and is considered a "standard reference" for JUnit users. Brad Appleton says in his review at StickyMinds, "'JUnit Recipes' should probably be mandatory reading for anyone using Java, J2EE, and JUnit in the real world." Lasse Koskela says at Java Ranch, "Joe has managed to put out something that I believe will be known as the unofficial JUnit bible for years to come."
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