Announcing: LispCast Intro to clojure.test

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Last week I mentioned my new course format, and I also teased at more
announcements. Well, it's a course on clojure.test
, the Clojure
testing library that comes built in with Clojure.
I chose clojure.test
as my next topic for a number of reasons. The
main reason is that I think it's a good idea to begin with the
fundamentals. I have a long list of topics, and testing was as good as
any. It's also a video that opens doors to other topics, including
testing using Midje,
test.check, and simulation
testing.
The course is called LispCast Intro to clojure.test. clojure.test
is
not a big library, but it's important to know. This course will teach
you how to use the library and conventions around testing that might not
be so obvious. For instance, how to name your testing namespace.
The course is built in the new format, and it's shorter than my previous courses. It's common for someone to tell me how much they like my courses. My first question is always "Did you finish them?". And it disturbs me how many people say "no". They like the course but they don't finish. So I'm doing smaller courses that are easier to fit into your day and finish. I expect to make more, smaller courses from now on. And Intro to clojure.test will be the first.
And now that that announcement is done, I must tease you with just one
more announcement coming later this week. If you don't want to miss
it, sign up for the mailing list below. You'll be the first one to
know when clojure.test
is coming out and what that cliffhanger
announcement is.