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Maurício Aniche Courses
Automated Software Testing: Model and State-based Testing
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Provider: edX
Time: 5 Weeks - 2-4 hours per week
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The first episode was kind of rough to watch, it tries to explain why testing is important. I agree on the why but the delivery sounds weird. Why the cringe talk about a girlfriend that he has found two bugs? Also the naming of the methods and variables are odd to me, for example: the trainer is looking for the 'highest' and 'smallest' number. So it took me a couple of minutes to see what he is actually testing. After I watched a couple of lessons it gets better and the quality of the course is improving. But I haven't learned anything about TDD yet... From my point of view the trainer is learning Unit Testing with us first before we move on to TDD.
- Review by Christiaan Oudendag on Learn TDD in 24 hours
Instructor Bio
Maurício develops software for almost 20 years. He has worked for different companies, ranging from web development to embedded systems. He's a tech lead at Adyen. He's also an assistant professor in software engineering at Delft University of Technology. Maurício's main expertise is software design and software testing. He has written a few books, such as Effective Software Testing, published by Manning in 2022, and SOLID for Ninjas in 2015. He has published over 40 peer-reviewed scientific research papers on topics like software testing, software maintenance and evolution.
