Generative Testing: Properties, State and Beyond - Jan Stepien
3,460 views · Published 3 July 2015 · 31:36 · Indexed 10 November 2026
Channel: ClojureTV · 2015 · Science & Technology
The talk will discuss how property-based testing compares to traditional testing methods and demonstrate its principles on simple examples. We will also see how does it fit into a TDD workflow. In order to bust the myth of inapplicability of property-based testing in a real-world setting we'll bring up some use cases from the industry. Afterwards we'll move on from immutable, static properties to a more dynamic setting. We'll see how tools present in the Clojure ecosystem allow us to validate stateful computations through generation of test scenarios. Finally, we'll wander into the world of concurrency and automation of race conditions detection.
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