Really, the biggest advantage of Jukito is in the goodies it give you. Since you're using injection, you can easily have automocking... So Jukito does exactly that: each time an unbound interface is found it mocks it. The tests are a lot less brittle as a result. Something else Jukito gives you is the ability to combine Guice multibinding with an @All annotation meaning that the test will be run with all values bound. This gives you a trivial way to test multiple implementation of the same class, or to run parameterized tests. Other things are mostly syntactic sugar, like the ability to define the module within the test case...
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