At the heart of unit tests are assertions which provide a mechanism for comparing expected outcomes with actual outcomes. JUnit provides a large selection of overloaded convenience methods that perform predefined logical assertions, such as testing for equality, negations, and conditions specified by a matcher. MUnit also provides a similar set of assertion capabilities such as to assert two values as equals, validate a logical condition, and a variety of other custom assertions that replicate familiar JUnit assertions.

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Unit tests are an integral part of the software development lifecycle. However, for most it is a task that must be endured and compounded by what seem like arbitrary test coverage targets.

In this blog, I will introduce MUnit by making reference to concepts already familiar to Java developers, thereby making the transition to MuleSoft developer and architect smoother.

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There’s a revolution underway in enterprises, as businesses look to digitally transform to enhance the customer experience. From seamless omni-channel shopping to voice activated connected devices, customers expect businesses to evolve rapidly and deliver experiences they value. We are in the middle of one of the most important economic movements in a generation, often referred to as “uberization.” This is shifting businesses away from traditional models and towards an “everything-as-a-service (XaaS)” model that combines: instant gratification,

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