There are already five participants registered for the next #GoodEnoughTesting workshop, which will take place next week.
There are 15 places in total, but I might close the registration at 10 people because this is a new version of the workshop, and I want to have time for feedback.
Just refactored the 404 and 500 pages of #GoodEnoughTesting website to be a bit more in line with the topic :)
I am working this weekend to finalise the content for the upcoming #GoodEnoughTesting workshop:
- I am trimming a lot of the previous content to keep it to only the essential
- Rethinking the code and exercises I previously used
For more details, please visit https://goodenoughtesting.com
Playing a bit this weekend with Claude Code and various ways to prompt it to generate #goodenoughtesting that I can review before it starts to write wall of test cases.
PS: I work on a new and improved @goodenoughtesting workshop. Will announce it soon!
Earlier this week, I finally received "Professional Rails Testing - Tools and Principles" by @JasonSwett from Amazon. I can't wait for the winter vacation to have time to dive into it.
I skimmed it and recommended it to participants of my #GoodEnoughTesting workshop yesterday!
#GoodEnoughTesting #Applied #TestCase #Design
I like to apply when possible the test design techniques on real code. Here I reviewed a bit of code from the open source Rails app from @zammadhq and applied a systematic process to extract test cases:
There are still discounts available for #GoodEnoughTesting Workshops for December and January sessions.
This weekend is your opportunity to enhance your testing skills without breaking the bank.
Lucian Ghinda