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Luis Majano

March 05, 2014

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We are incredibly excited to announce our Testing Bootcamp from April 24-25th in Houston, Texas.  This bootcamp will include our newest course CBOX-205: BDD & TDD CFML Development led by TestBox creator Luis Majano.  

Course Synopsis
CBOX-205 is one of our core courses that focus on testing principles, TDD (Test Driven Development), BDD (Behavior Driven Development), mocking and automation. In this 2 day course you will be exposed to testing theory, types of tests, working with TestBox, application testing, automation, tools of the trade, continous integration via Jenkin+ANT and finally learn about Mocking and Stub objects. You will have both theory and hands on workshops that will sharpen your skills and challenge you.

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Whether your are a newbie to testing or a seasoned tester, this training will surely sharpen your skills in no time.  We have special discounts for groups and students, so please contact us at training@coldbox.org for more information or you can visit our registration page as well: testbox-texas.eventbrite.com

Venue

Hyatt Place Bush Intercontinental Airport
300 Ronan Park Pl 
Houston, TX 77060

Registration Form

You can link to our event page or just use the form below to register.

 

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