Good Enough Testing is a practical workshop that will show you a series of test design techniques, providing a systematic and repeatable approach to write test cases.

You will learn in this workshop about the following test design techniques:

Learning Ruby or Rails introduces RSpec or Minitest for writing tests, but not much about the essence of #testing:

What does testing truly mean?

How do you ensure your tests catch bugs or properly verify requirements within a specified effort/time?

Let me first define what is my definition of Good Enough Testing:

Taking into consideration the context, we choose coverage criteria (what we pay attention to), and this will drive the test design and test cases we write so we can cover what's important with minimum effort

If you struggle with writing tests

or

aren't sure if your tests are good enough

=> this workshop will guide you in designing test cases that are effective in catch bugs and efficient in verify requirements with minimal effort.

If starting testing feels overwhelming or you rely on inspiration, this workshop offers a systematic approach to begin writing tests quickly.

These test design techniques from the workshop, helps you reduce time spent deciding what to test first or which test to write initially.

This workshop aims to help you systematically address these questions:

- How many tests are sufficient?
- Are your tests covering enough business logic?
- Given risk and time, do you need more tests?

You can book the workshop with 20% discount until end of November. After that the price will increase.

Get your ticket at https://goodenoughtesting.com

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