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Mutants

Property-based testing is mainstream now (there, Jan’s said it). A recurring topic at EuroClojure, the generative approach to testing popularised by test.check enjoys wide adoption in the Clojure community.

This talk is dedicated to another randomised testing technique. Unlike property-based testing, which inspects our src directory, mutation testing audits contents of the test one. It introduces subtle bugs to source code of our projects and verifies that our test suites catch those synthetic problems. Clojure, a homoiconic language with dynamic code reloading, should offer us an excellent foundation for building a mutation testing library. But there’s not a single one out there. Why? Let’s try to answer this question together.

Date
2016-12-01
Time
18:45 - 19:15
Conference / Event
Clojure eXchange 2016
Venue
CodeNode London, London
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