The title of this talk is a direct pointer to property-based testing. I am not an expert in property-based testing, but more of an opportunist, using it experimentally.
I started out to learn a testing framework and a different approach to testing. It turned out to be a lot more, positively affecting how I approach a problem and verify my understanding.
Hint: it helped me ask better questions. After all, good questions lead to better software and happy users.
In this talk, I will share what I learned from my experiments so that you have another mental tool for your work.
As always with my work, my aim is to stimulate discussion and experimentation so that we make a more meaningful impact on our code, interactions, and ourselves.
Aslam Khan is an African by birth and a software developer by choice. An entrepreneur, author, presenter, and coach, his career spans over three decades of building businesses, architecting software solutions, and raising high-performing software teams. Grounded in the belief that software solutions can only ever be as good as the people that build them, he has never stopped being an advocate f...