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Testing: Choose Your Weapons

Talkat PyCon Australia 2013 · 2013-07-05..07-07· [testing]
name:Todd Owen
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Shows concrete testing choices and what actually worked: use Python's unittest plus Twisted's trial test runner waits on Deferreds and @inlineCallbacks so async functions assert normally; convert semi-automated GUI checks into keyboard-driven UI tests catch serious GUI bugs by sending keystrokes and verifying program state; adopt table-driven FIT/piFIT for business-facing examples; add a reversible round-trip translation property t(u(data)) == data that runs weekly against production snapshots and reliably surfaces omitted-field and schema-translation errors.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to testing
  2. 2:01Basic testing approaches
  3. 5:06Testing asynchronous code
  4. 9:37UI and keyboard testing
  5. 16:56Tabular testing with Fit
  6. 21:53Property-based and round-trip
  7. 27:37Q&A session
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