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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 3 methods pytest uses to get around having users need to use assert helper functions.
Given-When-Then is borrowed from BDD and is my favorite structure for test case design.
It doesn’t matter if you are using pytest, unittest, nose, or something completely different, this episode will help you write better tests.
In today's podcast, I dodge the question of "What do you think of Agile?" by reading an essay from Dave Thomas
The waterfall model has been used and modified and changed and rebelled against since before I started programming. Waterfall such an important character in the story of software development that we should get to know it a better.
My experience with writing software comes from my experience: where I grew up, what eras I lived through, what my economical and geographical experiences have been, when I learned to code, and what projects I've worked on.
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I list my requirements for a framework and discuss how Pytest, Unittest, and Nose measure up to those requirements.
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