When I start a new maven project, it comes with junit by default and with the test tree created. The first thing I do when starting a nontrivial class is to hit

When I start a new maven project, it comes with junit by default and with the test tree created. The first thing I do when starting a nontrivial class is to hit the shortcut for create new test. I should make it fail empty classes in the test tree. Automating the testing burden helps especially when interfacing with a tricky API; sometimes it's mocking, sometimes it's a real object in isolation.