Squaretest vs UsabilitySquare

Auto generate boilerplate code for your Java unit tests

The Squaretest plugin for IntelliJ IDEA allows you to generate a test-class for your Java class with one keyboard shortcut. The test-class contains boilerplate code to construct the instance of the source-class and initialize its dependencies. The test-class also contains a test-method for each public and package-local method in the source-class; each test-method has code to invoke the corresponding source-class method and compare the returned result to an expected value, when necessary. Squaretest supports creating test-classes in either Java or Groovy using the following test frameworks: JUnit4, JUnit5, AndroidJUnit4 and Robolectric3. You can customize all aspects of how the test-classes are generated by creating your own Apache Velocity template.

UsabilitySquare is a place where usability enthusiasts gather to test each other ideas and products.

All one has to do to get totally free and unbiased feedback from real people is to make an experiment, which practically means to: 1. upload a photo, 2. ask a question which can be answered by click, and 3. enjoy a heatmap, generated out of click answers of real people. While waiting for your heatmap, you can help other Squarers by answering to the questions for their experiments. From this moment on, you finally can start making validated and data-driven decisions totally free.