New blog post! In Testing the Agilogy Way I introduce the software testing strategy we've been refining and using at Agilogy helping several teams enhance their software quality and maintenability.
https://t.co/RhXAUooG5I
#SoftwareTesting#SoftwareDesign#Software#Kotlin
New blog post!! 📢📢 This time I catch up with Java (lambdas, vars, etc) to design and implement a toy Jdbc library.
https://t.co/VDz7OifUZY
#java#jdbc#swdesign
New blog post! Can you write a parser combinator library like the one in the Red book by @pchiusano and @runarorama... but using TDD, going from the example to the abstraction?
https://t.co/Wl7c5cMSPR
New blog post! We keep writing a PBT library in Kotlin from scratch! This time we'll make our tests reproducible: run the property for a failing sample by changing just one line of code.
https://t.co/YZQmibD5pj
#testing#design#propertybasedtesting#kotlin
New blog post! This time we will add combinators to our property based testing library that allow us to create arbitrary value generators for many data types.
#kotlin#functionalprogramming#testing#propertybasedtesting
https://t.co/8q1Gcm0i5R
New blog post! This time we will add combinators to our property based testing library that allow us to create arbitrary value generators for many data types.
#kotlin#functionalprogramming#testing#propertybasedtesting
https://t.co/8q1Gcm0i5R
Time to code! Today I blog about writing a Property Based Testing library from scratch at Agilogy's. Let's demystify the tools we use by coding one ourselves!
#testing#propertybasedtesting#softwaredesign#code
https://t.co/8AKOM6pAPh
More about property based testing and shrinking on the Agilogy blog. What is a shrink function? Could we somehow derive them? #kotlin#testing#pbt https://t.co/5Pz6JBYhqT
Wednesday next week (July 30th) we'll host an amazing talk by @agile_jordi at SW Crafters Girona:
Giving automated tests the love they deserve at Listings (in Catalan) https://t.co/TS3WjgOiDZ
Already seen it once and looking forward to repeat because it's worth. Wanna join?
Does the 27th of July sound like a good day to improve your Scala knowledge?
You're lucky!
We have a talk on FS2 (functional streams for Scala) by @mpilquist. Can't wait to see you there!
https://t.co/7awiVCW05m
I just ran a program, implemented purely functionally in Scala using monad transformers, typeclasses, streams, and heavy abstractions. This program downloaded, parsed, pivoted, and transformed 175 GB of compressed JSON from S3 in 22 *minutes*. On my laptop. And my home internet.