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Review title: Terrible
Product review: This book covers JUnit 3.8, which is reason enough to not buy it. This is not my complaint about the book however, as obviously when the book was published, 3.8 was the latest version.The book is just poorly organized. It lacks a logical flow. It is just snippets of information. You could argue that a pocket guide can't be expected to give a completely in depth coverage of a topic. However the author finds room to talk about the history of how he and his buddies conceived the idea for the framework on a flight. There is plenty of usage of "I" and "Me" in the book as he brags about his achievements and his testing philosophy. Most of the examples are only a few lines of code, as opposed to a complete java class. You have to figure out yourself which classes have to be imported etc. Ok, so that forces you to think for yourself. But it defeats the purpose of buying a guide.
