October 27, 2023

Discussion with Jenny Bramble on Testing in Software Development

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Discussion with Jenny Bramble on Testing in Software Development

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BEAM Functional Programming

This episode of Beam Radio features a panel discussion with special guest Jenny Bramble, who brings insights into software testing. The conversation revolves around the interaction between testers and developers, with a focus on strategies to improve the quality of code. Jenny Bramble is known for her contribution to the community, including a presentation at ElixirConf 2023 titled 'Black Box Techniques for Unit Tests'. Listeners are encouraged to connect with the hosts and the guest via Twitter and to check out Jenny's ElixirConf talk. The episode is sponsored by Groxio and Underjord and falls under categories like functional programming, computer programming, and Elixir, indicating its relevance to the Elixir programming ecosystem.

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