PragPub April 2016 featuring Python (and me)
I’m especially excited about it because I have two articles featured.
I mostly know Michael from the many years of reading Dr Dobb’s.
And I respect Pragmatic Bookshelf for their work in technical publishing.
So I was thrilled to be asked to contribute.
From the Contents page:
The test of the seriousness of any programming project is the seriousness of its testing.
This month Brian Okken takes us on a tour of testing in Python with two articles.
First he works through some of the factors you need to weigh in choosing a test framework for Python.
Then he shows the advantages of one approach to testing in Python, drawn from Behavior-Driven Development.
There looks like lots of other great articles in there too.
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