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Talk Proposal: Property-based Testing in TypeScript
- Draft Title: Property-based Testing in TypeScript
- Length: 10 or 15 min
- Links: (slides, article, notes)
- Which dates, particularly Tue/Wed/Thu during the 2nd/3rd week of a month, are you likely available?
- October, if available
When developers write test code, we typically think of specific input values and the expected outputs. We write these examples as tests and run them on a computer. This approach, called example-based testing, is very common among developers. While this method can find bugs that the developer has predicted, it often needs to catch up on unknown bugs.
That’s where Property-Based Testing comes in. PBT is a great way to find unexpected bugs early, leading to fewer issues in production.
Speaker Bio
- Name: Yuichi Kojima (Jimmy)
- Mini-bio: Freelance Software Engineer who has 7 years exp and loves Ruby, Elixir and TypeScript
- Picture for slides: (We like to include a picture of each speaker in our slides for the event intro)
- Would you like help with your presentation? (Feedback on notes, practice run) Yes
- Social media link(s):
- Website: https://yuichi-kojima-portfolio.vercel.app/
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuichi-kojima/
- Do you agree to the VanJS Code of Conduct? Yes 👍
hey @samuraikun, we could slot you in for november would that work for you? :)
hey @samuraikun can I slot you in for December instead? we're aiming for the second week of December but no solid dates yet.
@bibschan Sorry for my late reply 🙇
Is it December instead of November?
Unfortunately, December would make it impossible for me to attend.
hey @samuraikun we're still discussing whether we'll have a December event, can I slot you in for February instead?
@bibschan Thanks for the update! February works for me. I appreciate you adjusting the schedule! 👍
hey @samuraikun I have a spot open for our April 16th event, would you like to speak? :)
@samuraikun could you send me a picture of yourself for my introduction slides?
Thank you for speaking at VanJS @samuraikun, I'd love to host you again! ✨