coderefinery-2025-september: day 8 - automated testing

coderefinery-2025-september/editlist.yaml

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 #    - 04:54:25: Outro, where to go from here.
 #    #- 05:07:11: General Q&A, more about AI code
 #    - stop: 05:14:32
+
+# Day 7
+- input: raw/day7-obs.mkv
+- schedule-sync: 00:04:13=11:00:00
+
+- output: out/day7-intro.mkv
+  title: 7.1 Day 7 intro
+  description: >
+    The introduction to day 7, where we present the event page on the CodeRefinery website
+    and the collaborative notes.
+  time:
+    - start: 00:14:01
+    - -: Introduction and walkthrough
+    - end: 00:17:09
+
+- output: out/day7-jupyter.mkv
+  title: 7.2 Jupyter
+  description: >
+    This lesson teachs learners the user interface of JupyterLab, how
+    Jupyter notebooks work, and what some common and powerful usecases
+    are. Our focus is to demonstrate and discuss and guide towards
+    good practices for reproducibility, collaboration, and
+    reusability. The emphasis of this lesson is to demonstrate how to
+    use notebooks in combination with version control and how to share
+    reproducible notebooks via Binder.
+
+    This lesson demonstrates the use of JupyterLab, nbdime,
+    jupyterlab-git, and Binder.
+
+    https://coderefinery.github.io/jupyter/
+  time:
+    - start: 00:17:25
+    - -: Introduction
+    - 00:17:59: § Motivation for Jupyter Notebooks
+    - 00:34:52: § JupyterLab and notebook interface
+    - 00:51:57: § A first computational notecbook
+    - exercise: 00:55:48 
+    - start: 01:14:11
+    - -: Exercise on "Calculating pi using Monte Carlo methods" as a demo
+    - break: 01:21:38
+    - start: 01:31:39
+    - -: Short note on other alternatives to Jupyter Notebooks and keypoints
+    - 01:33:35: § Notebooks and version control
+    - 01:44:02: § Sharing Notebooks
+    - exercise: 01:52:17
+    - start: 02:08:34
+    - 02:09:04: Exercise on Binder as a demo
+    - 02:16:46: § Examples of Jupyter features: Widgets
+    - 02:27:09: Summary and answer to use of rich-diff on GitHub
+    - 02:33:41: Feedback of the day and preparation for day 8
+    - stop: 02:38:54
+
+# Day 8
+- input: raw/day8-obs.mkv
+- schedule-sync: 00:03:35=11:00:00
+
+- output: out/day8-intro.mkv
+  title: 8.1 Day 8 intro
+  description: >
+    The introduction to day 8, where we present the event page on the coderefinery website
+    and the collaborative notes.
+  time:
+    - start: 00:03:35
+    - -: Introduction and walkthrough
+    - end: 00:14:27
+
+- output: out/day8-testing.mkv
+  title: 8.2 Automated Testing
+  description: >
+    Software testing is a fundamental part of modern software
+    development, and especially important for science since results
+    should be correct.  Luckily, it's not so hard to get started, and
+    anyone can do it. This is a crash course for scientists to get
+    started testing their software.
+
+    Tools covered include concepts of testing for science, unit
+    testing, pytest, continuous integration, and GitHub actions.  We
+    make demos in Python, but have examples in other languages and
+    this will apply to every language in some form.
+
+    https://coderefinery.github.io/testing/
+
+  time:
+    - start: 00:14:52
+    - -: Introduction
+    - 00:18:58: § Motivation
+    - 00:40:24: § Testing localy (Pytest)
+    - exercise: 00:43:33
+    - start: 01:03:44
+    - -: Exercise discussion (testing locally)
+    - 01:08:12: §Continuous integration demo using Github actions
+    - break: 01:36:59
+    - start: 01:47:19
+    - -: § Test design
+    - exercise: 01:51:03
+    - start: 02:11:35
+    - -: Exercise discussion
+    - 02:12:07: §Testing locally - Other frameworks (C++/Catch2)
+    - 02:21:24: § Conclusions
+    - 02:32:58: Feedback and outlook for next lesson
+    - stop: 02:37:21