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Zesky665
Cool
I’m looking forward to it.
keathley
I was fortunate to be one of the beta readers for this book. I’m REALLY excited to see the finished product. Fred breaks these topics down in understandable ways and provides a lot of insight into how to think about property testing. There’s a real emphasis on ensuring that your tests are working to find the hidden bugs and not just generating random data.
AstonJ
Available in beta now
frigidcode
Bought it with the coupon code of course! Now we just need a distributed systems in erlang/elixir book…
AstonJ
You should post that here
gregvaughn
Is something wrong with Designing for Scalability with Erlang/OTP? It’s published by O’Reilly instead of Prag, but it is an excellent book on the topic.
frigidcode
After I posted I googled a bit and found that book. Added to my list of books to read.
AstonJ
Please don’t forget to review it when you get around to it
Also, @FrancescoC is a member here.. I wonder if he’ll be writing any Elixir books any time soon?
peerreynders
It should be noted that the eBook is “DRM free” on Google Play (seems to be standard for O’Reilly titles) and ebooks.com.
baldmountain
I’m just learning about property based testing and using it in a couple projects. I was wondering how relevant this book is if you are using StreamData instead of PropEr and PropCheck?
I had a look at the excerpts but it is hard to tell.