A good software developer uses automation to their advantage, test automation being a big part of it. So most developers are writing unit tests to specify and guard their code. Why is it that I've seen so many badly written unit tests in my life, even written a few myself? While unit testing tools are very easy, writing good unit tests that provide some value is not trivial. In this video, I'm opening a series focused on how to get awesome tests with unit testing best practices that provide the best benefits for you and make your days awesome as well. Stay tuned for more!

This is not language-specific so advice will apply whether you are working on Python, Java, Typescript, or [insert your favorite language here].

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