Acknowledgments
This book has been a long-gestating project.
I first began with the intention of self-publishing, but although I had drafted a few chapters, I realized
that I needed the encouragement and editorial support of a publisher or I was never realistically going
to get the thing finished. So, thanks are definitely due to Brian Foster and Nan Barber at O’Reilly who
encouraged me and helped me get the shape of the book right.
Thanks also to the technical reviewers, Leonard Brünings, Marcin Erdmann, and Colin Vipurs, who
picked up on problems and provided invaluable feedback.
The decision to write the book was made in a conversation with Luke Daley in my back garden in
London. Luke’s work on Geb, Gradle, and particularly Ratpack has been inspirational. He is
genuinely one of the most ridiculously smart and productive people I’ve ever met.
Obviously I’m very grateful to Peter Niederwieser, the creator of Spock, for his work and for
contributing the project to the community.
Over the course of writing this book, I’ve changed jobs and changed continents. I’ve met and worked
with many people who have inspired and encouraged me. Thanks are due to the many fantastic
colleagues I’ve had over the years in London:
Dave Townsend at Logica who first introduced me to JUnit many, many years ago.
Simon Baker, Gus Power, Tom Dunstan, Kris Lander, Jerome Pimmel, Kevin Richards, Shin Tai,
Dora and Zsolt Varszegi, and the rest of the crew at Energized Work, where I really learned
whatever craft I can lay claim to.
Jim Newbery, Sarah O’Callaghan, Glenn Saqui, and Joffrey Tourret at Sky.
…and in California:
Chris Berry, Diptanu Choudhury, Cameron Fieber, Andy Glover, Adam Jordens, Ben Malley,
Dianne Marsh, Clay McCoy, Mike McGarr, Chris Sanden, John Schneider, Jeremy Tatelman,
Danny Thomas, and Zan Thrash at Netflix.
…and those who seemed to stalk me from one continent to the next:
Nathan Fisher, Tomás Lin, and John Tregoning.
The many people in the automated testing and Groovy communities and beyond who I’ve met at
conferences, meetups, or over GitHub and Twitter: Andres Almiray, Jeff Beck, Burt Beckwith, Kyle
Boon, Craig Burke, Michael Casek, Cédric Champeau, John Engelman, Danny Hyun, Shaun
Jurgemeyer, Guillaume Laforge, Stephané Maldini, J.B. Rainsberger, Graeme Rocher, Marco
Vermeulen, Aaron Zirbes, and many more.
Even Dan Woods, who started and finished his own book for O’Reilly (Learning Ratpack) in the
time it took me to write this one and never hesitated to remind me of that fact. If you appreciate this
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