Yes, this workshop will be recorded and available for download to the participants of the workshop. The recording will be accessible in the participants' area on this website where you will get access with the email that you used to register.

You need to know Ruby at least at a Junior level. This specific training will use examples from open source Ruby on Rails repositories, so familiarity with Ruby syntax and basic Rails concepts is essential.

For example, you should be comfortable reading and understanding code like this, where the valid? method returns true or false based on the account age:

class Validator
  def initialize(account)
    @account = account
  end

  def valid?
    return false if @account.age < 18  

    true
  end
end

If you can comfortably read and understand Ruby code at this level, you'll be able to follow all the workshop examples and exercises.

We will not execute code during the workshop as we are going to focus on understanding the fundamentals of testing and how to write effective tests.
What's more important is to make sure you have Zoom installed and your microhone, audio and video settings working.

There is no prior testing experience required. This workshop will teach you how to design test cases and how to cover requirements or code with efficient and effective tests.

Test-Driven Development is a development process where you write tests before writing the actual code. In this workshop, we will focus on test design: identifying test conditions, covering business logic or code with tests, and learning how to reduce the number of tests while maintaining high coverage.

The workshop is 3 hours long with a 15 minutes break approximately in the middle. Each session has a specific starting hour that is presented on the event page.