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Mockito: Why You Should Not Use InjectMocks Annotation to Autowire Fields

By Ted Vinke13/02/201408/07/2020

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Ted Vinke

I'm a software developer and Java enthusiast. I like clean and modular code, enjoy Agile projects and have a passion for trying our new things. I try to learn and teach every day, and occasionally I'm even able to blog about it :-) I currently work for First8, a Java software development company based in the Netherlands.

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