Test-Driven Python Development Pszów

This book starts with a look at the test-driven development process, and how it is different from the traditional way of writing code. All the concepts are presented in the context of a real application that is developed in a step-by-step manner over the course of the book. While exploring the common types of smelly code, we will go back into our example project and clean up the smells that we find.Additionally, we will use mocking to implement the parts of our example project that depend on other systems. Towards the end of the book, we'll take a look at the most common patterns and anti-patterns associated with test-driven development, including integration of test results into the development process. Spis treści: 1. Getting started with unit testing2. Red-Green-Refactor: The TDD Cycle3. Code smells and refactoring4. Using mock objects to test interactions5. Working with legacy code6. Keeping your tests maintainable7. Using Doctest to test code with examples8. Extending unittest with nose29. Unit Testing Patterns10. Integrating tests into the development process11. Answers to Exercises12. Working with older Python versions O autorze: Siddharta Govindaraj first encountered Python in 2002, and it has remained his favorite programming language ever since. He was an early participant in BangPypers, India's first Python community, and a speaker at InPycon. He is the founder of Silver Stripe Software, an Indian product start-up that develops products based on Python. A vocal proponent of the language, Siddharta extols the virtues of Python to anyone who will listenand also to those who won't. His blog is at https://www.siddharta.me.