Gil Zilberfeld

What we call “Testability” is really made up of properties. This post on observability is part of a series of the four pillars of testability.

Gil Zilberfeld discusses testability in different levels – code, design and architecture. What testability is, and how we percieve it.

The”Refactoring Without a Net” from Python Web Conference deals with refactoring towards goals, like adding a feature, and improving code readability.

Dive into the world of API Testing and Observability with industry experts Gil Zilberfeld and Todd Gardner. In this interactive webinar, talk about what is observability, and how we can not only see what’s happening, but also feed it back into the product design and quality.

What we call “Testability” has a couple of properties. This one is about operability

This is an interactive session on API Test Planning. Given only two APIs (and a weird moderator), we’re coming up with creative ways to test them.

Dependency injection makes for more testable code. Rather, raises the chance that you would actually test it. Here are some examples.

Is the test pyramid we all know and love going away? Is it still relevant? And what does it mean for you?

The recording of the “The Jedi’s Handbook for API Testing” webinar. Full of Jedis and Siths. And padawans.

A video recording of my”How To TDD a REST API” session from JCON 2022.