Your code are my tests!

Talk moved a little slowly. Good information was provided but I felt like there could have been more examples covered.

I thought the code coverage examples were good -- showing how as more code is tested, the coverage reflects it, and how some code can be removed that is never reached.

I think if I were just getting started with unit testing, this talk would be one I could refer back to for help. I also think it would be good to add a few more examples.

This is an important and useful topic, and I could tell that the attendees found value in the presentation. The pacing was a little off: too slow in some parts, too fast in others. I liked the jokes you included, which were definitely refreshing and helped pull people back in, but I also would have liked to see more animation/excitement from you throughout the presentation to better keep people following along.

Enjoyed this talk, showing us that you can start unit testing even with code you are unfamiliar with is something I have alway thought was missing.

I was intrigued with the idea of writing tests for unfamiliar code. He showed that writing tests should not be feared as much as it is. I agree with the other comments on having more examples.