Hands-on format for the workshop

[hnformentin]

Considering the feedback from the workshop offered in EDC 2022, we could improve by making the workshop more hands-on (e.g. skipping the ppt introductions and investing more time in peer-programming).
Thinking about that, we could reformat and talk/discuss the "theory" intercalated in examples.

(1) Get started: Form peers; going through cloning the repo, creating a codespace and running the tests locally
Aim: Check that all requirements are in place for all

Three tests offered by organisers:

• Test 1 simplest test possible: discussions on GitHub Actions pipeline (only linting), commit messages and general format of the PRs (link to an issue?)
• Test 2 pytest.mark.parametrize: discussions on Red-Green-Refactor (two commits: first one with test XFAIL and second one with code passing the test), DRY, corner cases
• Test 3 integration test: discuss the integration x unit tests and other possible types of tests

Change groups

(2) Advanced topics:

Three tests offered by organisers:

• Test 4 mocking test: discussions on how testing first can help on a simpler design for the functions
• Test 5 snap shooting test:
• Test 6 property test:

Conclusion and feedback form