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Django tests are now fast
- brandonkm 18y agoBest news i've heard about django recently. This will undoubtedly make many 'testing obsessive' developers very happy, not only from a performance view but from a django feature set view as well.
- forsaken 18y agoAnyone out there with a django test suite, I'd love to hear some other performance benchmarks in the comments.
- almost 18y agoAwesome, maybe now I can practically run my tests against Postgres when I'm developing instead of against sqlite. Will be nice to avoid the (admittedly very occasional) works-on-sqlite-but-not-on-postgres problems.
- StrawberryFrog 18y agoHm, who thought that test cases being database bound in the first place was a good idea? Haven't they read Feathers on this topic: http://www.artima.com/weblogs/viewpost.jsp?thread=126923 http://www.artima.com/weblogs/viewpost.jsp?thread=126923 They should consider a Fake database for the tests that happen to use a database rather than testing the database. Hopefully that's a majority of them.
- shafqat 18y agoAwesome news... especially since since NewsCred is about to migrate to 100% Django! So far it's been a great experience for all our developers.
- biohacker42 18y agoIs Django itself now fast under load?