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Training Course (Free) - Introduction to Property Based Testing
If you are interested in Using Property Based Testing in Elixir I have a new training course on the subject. It will be about 10 lessons by email and it is free
https://elixirtraining.org/pbt_course.html?utm_source=elixir_forum
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kexoth
This is a recent post & yet the link is dead, the domain doesn’t resolve..
kokolegorille
Recent… like 2 years old
kexoth
You’re right, thought when the timestamp is without a year that it’s the current one, my bad, sorry
eksperimental
It is really confusing the notation used for dates in Discourse.
If you look at the top right corner it says “May’ 19” to say “May 2019”
and on the scrollbar it uses “May 2019” and “May 26” to present today.
It happens to me the same with this last notation, when I see “May 17” I think it is May 2017, when it is 17th May