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[7:41] Andrew explains his interest in TUnit, a newer testing library that addresses some of the limitations of XUnit.
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[12:16] Is there a way to radically speed up the execution of big test suites?
[15:39] Andrew explains the importance of each type of test in providing confidence that the software works as intended.
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