variedthoughts

9 ms·

61.
by variedthoughts 11y ago
This is a podcast episode. How pytest, unittest, and nose deal with assertions. The job of the test framework to tell developers how and why their tests failed is a difficult job. In this episode I talk about assert helper functions and the
62.
Pytest assert magic(pythontesting.net)
2 points by variedthoughts 11y ago|1 comments
63.
by variedthoughts 11y ago
Designing your test methods using a simple structure such as given-when-then will help you: - Communicate the purpose of your test more clearly - Focus your thinking while writing the test - Make test writing faster - Make it easier to re-u
64.
Test Case Design Using Given-When-Then from BDD(pythontesting.net)
1 points by variedthoughts 11y ago|1 comments
65.
by variedthoughts 11y ago
I interview Harry Percival, author of "Test-Driven Development with Python". We discuss: * testing django with unittest and pytest * layers of testing (test pyramid) including functional testing with Selenium, integration tests, a
66.
Testing Web Apps with Python, Selenium, Django (Interview with Harry Percival)(pythontesting.net)
1 points by variedthoughts 11y ago|1 comments
67.
by variedthoughts 12y ago
Test First seems to be more focused on functional testing. This makes it closer to "executable specification" than many of the flavors of unit test focused TDD.
68.
Is Test First Development Still Relevant?(pythontesting.net)
1 points by variedthoughts 12y ago|1 comments
69.
Good pytest fixtures reference including some new-ish features (pythontesting.net)
1 points by variedthoughts 13y ago|0 comments
70.
Perhaps python unittest is wrong, and tearDown should always ru(pythontesting.net)
1 points by variedthoughts 13y ago|0 comments
71.
Pytest supports unittest fixtures, kind-of(pythontesting.net)
2 points by variedthoughts 13y ago|0 comments
72.
Pytest introduction(pythontesting.net)
2 points by variedthoughts 14y ago|0 comments
73.
I still use perl on the command line(pythontesting.net)
1 points by variedthoughts 14y ago|1 comments
74.
Python doctest introduction(pythontesting.net)
1 points by variedthoughts 14y ago|0 comments
75.
by variedthoughts 14y ago
I have always found Git Flavored Markdown funny. Not in a bad way, really. Just funny. Thinking of the taste of markdown is just interesting, and something we can possibly expand on. So we could perhaps refer to the original as 'vanilla mar
76.
Beliefs of Remarkably Successful People(inc.com)
8 points by variedthoughts 14y ago|2 comments
77.
by variedthoughts 14y ago
I just like that there is a discussion going on. I'd like a spec. And one that can grow