Property-Based Testing with PropEr, Erlang, and Elixir (Pragmatic Bookshelf)

Latest Threads About This Book Top

CoderDennis
PropCheck supports TargetedPBT now – PropCheck.TargetedPBT — PropCheck v1.4.1 Is the Elixir code for Chapter 8 Targeted Properties avail...
New
rustkas
@ferd Link to the paragraph of the Erlang documentation “7.3 Type Declarations of User-Defined Types” is out of date. Current link is ...
New
rustkas
@ferd It would be great to run a sample code that would show how the cache regsiter works. I’ve made it(link). I implement this tests. ...
New
axler8r
proper_gen:pick ( → 1 proper_types:non_empty ( → 2 proper_types:list ( → 3 proper_types:number ( → 4 ) → 4 ) → 3 ) → 2 ...
New
New
rustkas
I noticed that the author uses sequences of the same letters for testing. ​rfc_record_per_line_test​() -> ?​assertEqual​([​#​{​"aaa"​...
New
New
rustkas
I noticed that the necessary inconsistence, which describes in an example PropEr framework does not find a discrepancy in the RFC 4180 s...
New
New
rustkas
Chapter 4 Question 6 I implemented property and even tried to make an example more interesting and I would like to improve my realizati...
New

Most Active This Week Top

Most Active This Month Top

Most Active This Year Top

Most Active Last Three Years Top

rustkas
To be a more productive reader when rereading a book, it is very convenient to create small rebar3 projects based on books’ samples and i...
New
rustkas
@ferd It would be great to run a sample code that would show how the cache regsiter works. I’ve made it(link). I implement this tests. ...
New
rustkas
@ferd Link to the paragraph of the Erlang documentation “7.3 Type Declarations of User-Defined Types” is out of date. Current link is ...
New
CoderDennis
PropCheck supports TargetedPBT now – PropCheck.TargetedPBT — PropCheck v1.4.1 Is the Elixir code for Chapter 8 Targeted Properties avail...
New

Most Active Over Three Years Top

PragmaticBookshelf
Property-based testing helps you create better, more solid tests with little code. Use the PropEr framework in both Erlang and Elixir, to...
New
rustkas
Exercise 2 I add output and then run it to see it execute. There is peace of my code with output: increments([Head | Tail]) -> incre...
New
rustkas
It would be very convenient if the source code would be distributed into folders, where the root would contain folders with the ordinal n...
New
New
rustkas
I’m wondering why you chose the following sequence in your expression: Function under test =:= reference expression prop_biggest() -&gt...
New
New
rustkas
In the 5th Question of the third chapter, it was proposed to create a function, as well as a testing property to test its work. In your a...
New
rustkas
Appendix 4 Generator Reference (page 452) The table has description about utf8() generator: Generates to utf8-encoded text as a bina...
New
New
rustkas
Chapter 4 Question 6 I implemented property and even tried to make an example more interesting and I would like to improve my realizati...
New
New
rustkas
I noticed that the author uses sequences of the same letters for testing. ​rfc_record_per_line_test​() -> ?​assertEqual​([​#​{​"aaa"​...
New
rustkas
I noticed that the necessary inconsistence, which describes in an example PropEr framework does not find a discrepancy in the RFC 4180 s...
New
axler8r
proper_gen:pick ( → 1 proper_types:non_empty ( → 2 proper_types:list ( → 3 proper_types:number ( → 4 ) → 4 ) → 3 ) → 2 ...
New
New

Get money off!

The Pragmatic Bookshelf

35% off any eBook

Simply use coupon code "devtalk.com" at checkout. See full details here.