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Feedback from course participants
Structured and easy to follow
Great, I would recommend to any developer. Very nice, very good pace, just the right amount of breaks
Really liked the instructor, well explained concepts, time for questions
The hands-on with practical examples and the very organized materials.
I appreciated the course structure and how the content was delivered in a clear and organized manner
Instructor was brilliant and engaging. Content was great with a good balance of labs. It worked really well, breakout rooms were helpful
The pacing and the instructor's way of teaching were excellent.
The instructor was brilliant and friendly, his approach to TDD felt more relevant to my day-to-day life than other explanations I'd seen before which I really appreciated. It's made TDD feel more practical and grounded for me. I appreciated that there was a range of activities including a chance to try things out myself. I also appreciated being put into small groups rather than pairs which made discussion easier. I also appreciate the further reading recommendations and lots of resources to refer back to. I appreciated that the session was engaging and interactive without it feeling forced, with regular breaks.
Good coverage of subject matter, plenty of help, lots of example
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I spend most of my time teaching and coaching teams inside of medium to large organisations. I also run workshops and speak at conferences.
I use what I create and discover with live groups to build out pre-recorded courses.
I'm most active on Bluesky and less so on Mastodon. I also have a YouTube channel where I post videos tech tutorials. My Github profile is also here.