Fuzzing and Property-Based Testing in Go

Fuzzing and Property-Based Testing in Go

Humans can typically generate a few dozen test cases before they get bored. Fuzzing and property-based testing can generate hundred or thousands of test cases, and find bugs even in mature code. We’ll look at some automatic testing tools for Go: go-fuzz, test/quick, and gopter.

Presenter: Mark Gritter is Vault Advisor at HashiCorp.

Located at SPS Tower. 333 S 7th St, Minneapolis, MN 55402
From street level, go up the escalator and take the elevator bank to the 8th floor.

Agenda

• 6pm - 6:30pm: Networking, food & drink sponsored by SPS Commerce, Announcements
• 6:30pm - 8pm: Open session of discussion and collaboration!
• 8pm - 8:30pm - Networking

Street parking available around the SPS Commerce building which is free after 6pm on non-event days (US Bank). Several parking ramps are nearby.

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