Session Abstract

Do you write unit tests? Lots of people do. But are those unit tests actually good? Do they test the right things? Oftentimes, the answer to these questions is a null value. Nobody knows. So, how can we test that our tests are working fine? Mutation testing inverts the testing process by using code-under-test modifications to determine the overall quality of the tests-under-code.

Wekoslav Stefanovski

Wekoslav Stefanovski has more than two decades of professional developer experience using a variety of development technologies. Has been using C# since the first public beta, and has a long and fruitful love relationship with it. Has been using JavaScript since the previous millennium and has a long and fruitful love/hate relationship with it. Currently, works at Sourcico as Head of development. He is passionate about functional programming, static code analysis, compiler design and code quality metrics.