IDEs can help people with automated testing. In this episode, Paul Everitt and Brian discuss ways IDEs can encourage testing and make it easier for everyone, including beginners. We discuss features that exist and are great, as well as what is missing. The conversation also includes topics around being welcoming to new contributors for both open source and professional projects. We talk about a lot of topics, and it's a lot of fun. But it's also important. Because IDEs can make testing Some topics discussed: Making testing more accessible Test First vs teaching testing last TDD workflow Autorun Rerunning last failures Different ways to run different levels of tests Command line flags and how to access them in IDEs pytest.ini zooming in and out of test levels running parametrizations running tests with coverage and profiling parametrize vs parameterize parametrization identifiers pytest fixture support global configurations / configuration templates coverage and testing and being inviting to new contributors confidence in changes and confidence in contributions navigating code, tests, fixtures grouping tests in modules, classes, directories BDD, behavior driven development, cucumber, pytest-bdd web development testing parallel testing with xdist and IDE support refactor rename Special Guest: Paul Everitt.Links:Python Testing with pytest — The pytest bookPyCharmPyCharm proepisode 54: Python 1994 - Paul Everittpytest-xdist ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The Test Anything Protocol, or TAP, is a way to record test results in a language agnostic way, predates XML by about 10 years, and is still alive and kicking. Matt Layman has contributed to Python in many ways, including his educational newsletter, and his Django podcast, Django Riffs. Matt is also the maintainer of tap.py and pytest-tap, two tools that bring the Test Anything Protocol to Python. In this episode, Matt and I discuss TAP, it's history, his involvement, and some cool use cases for it.Special Guest: Matt Layman.Sponsored By:PyCharm Professional: Try PyCharm Pro for 4 months and learn how PyCharm will save you time. Promo Code: TESTANDCODE22Links:mattlayman.comDjango Riffs, a podcast for learning Django · Matt LaymanTest Anything Protocolpytest-tap: Test Anything Protocol (TAP) reporting plugin for pytesttappy - TAP tools for Python ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

pytest is awesome by itself. pytest + plugins is even better. In this episode, Anthony Sottile and Brian Okken discuss the top 28 pytest plugins. Some of the plugins discussed (we also mention a few plugins related to some on this list): pytest-cov pytest-timeout pytest-xdist pytest-mock pytest-runner pytest-instafail pytest-django pytest-html pytest-metadata pytest-asyncio pytest-split-tests pytest-sugar pytest-rerunfailures pytest-env pytest-cache pytest-flask pytest-benchmark pytest-ordering pytest-watch pytest-pythonpath pytest-flake8 pytest-pep8 pytest-repeat pytest-pylint pytest-randomly pytest-selenium pytest-mypy pytest-freezegun Honorable mention: pytest-black pytest-emoji pytest-poo Special Guest: Anthony Sottile.Sponsored By:Oxylabs: Visit oxylabs.io/testandcode to find out more about their services and to apply for a free trial of their Next-Generation Residential Proxies.Springboard: Check out Springboards machine learning engineering career track. Promo Code: AISPRINGBOARDLinks:PyPI Download StatsTop PyPI Packages: A monthly dump of the 4,000 most-downloaded packages from PyPITest & Code 25: Selenium, pytest, Mozilla – Dave Huntpre-commit ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Django is without a doubt one of the most used web frameworks for Python. Lacey Williams Henschel is a Django consultant and has joined me to talk about Django, the Django community, and so much more. Topics: Django The Django Community Django Girls Django Girls Tutorial DjangoCon Software Testing Using tests during learning pytest-django testing Django Wagtail Special Guest: Lacey Williams Henschel.Sponsored By:Raygun: Detect, diagnose, and destroy Python errors that are affecting your customers. With smart Python error monitoring software from Raygun.com, you can be alerted to issues affecting your users the second they happen.Links:Django Django Girls Django Girls TutorialDjangoCon US 2020 Django: Under the HoodPyDataPyCascadesDjango REST frameworkpytest-djangoWagtail CMS - Django Content Management System ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Harry Percival has completed his second book, "Architecture Patterns with Python". So of course we talk about the book, also known as "Cosmic Python". We also discuss lots of testing topics, especially related to larger systems and systems involving third party interfaces and APIs.Topics Harry's new book, "Architecture Patterns with Python". a.k.a. Cosmic Python TDD : Test Driven DevelopmentTest PyramidTradeoffs of different architectural choicesMocks and their pitfallsAvoiding mocksSeparating conceptual business logicDependency injectionDependency inversionIdentifying external dependenciesInterface adapters to mimize the exposed surface area of external dependenciesLondon School vs Classic/Detroit School of TDDTesting strategies for testing external REST APIsLinks:Cosmic Python - Simple Patterns for Building Complex ApplicationsArchitecture Patterns with Python - on AmazonHarry Percival (@hjwp) / TwitterBob Gregory (@bob_the_mighty) / Twittervcrpy · PyPIWriting tests for external API callsStop Using Mocks (for a while) - Harry's PyCon talk ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Application security is best designed into a system from the start. Anthony Shaw is doing something about it by creating an editor plugin that actually helps you write more secure application code while you are coding. On today's Test & Code, Anthony and I discuss his security plugin, but also application security in general, as well as other security components you need to consider. Security is something every team needs to think about, whether you are a single person team, a small startup, or a large corporation. Anthony and I also discuss where to start if it's just a few of you, or even just one of you. Topics include: Finding security risks while writing code. What are the risks for your applications. Thinking about attack surfaces. Static and dynamic code analysis. Securing the environment an app is running in. Tools for scanning live sites for vulnerabilities. Secret management. Hashing algorithms. Authentication systems. and Anthony's upcoming cPython Internals book. Special Guest: Anthony Shaw.Sponsored By:Oxylabs: Visit oxylabs.io/testandcode to find out more about their services and to apply for a free trial of their Next-Generation Residential Proxies.Links:Python Security - plugin for PyCharmBanditHack The Box ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Let's say you have a web application and you want to make some changes to improve it. You may want to A/B test it first to make sure you are really improving things. But really what is A/B testing? That's what we'll find out on this episode with Leemay Nassery.Special Guest: Leemay Nassery.Sponsored By:Oxylabs: Visit oxylabs.io/testandcode to find out more about their services and to apply for a free trial of their Next-Generation Residential Proxies. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

I play a form of group chess that has some interesting analogies to software development and maintenance of existing systems. This episode explains group chess and explores a few of those analogies.Sponsored By:Raygun: Detect, diagnose, and destroy Python errors that are affecting your customers. With smart Python error monitoring software from Raygun.com, you can be alerted to issues affecting your users the second they happen. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

pytest-testmon is a pytest plugin which selects and executes only tests you need to run. It does this by collecting dependencies between tests and all executed code (internally using Coverage.py) and comparing the dependencies against changes. testmon updates its database on each test execution, so it works independently of version control. In this episode, I talk with testmon creator Tibor Arpas about testmon, about it's use and how it works.Special Guest: Tibor Arpas.Sponsored By:PyCharm Professional: Try PyCharm Pro with a 4 month free trial. Promo Code: TESTANDCODE22Links:testmon.orgDetermining affected testsTibor's post on using pytest in PyCharmruntime-info plugin for PyCharm ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This episode is not just a look back on 2019, and a look forward to 2020. Also, 2019 is the end of an amazingly transofrmative decade for me, so I'm going to discuss that as well. top 10 episodes of 2019 10: episode 46, Testing Hard To Test Applications - Anthony Shaw 9: episode 64, Practicing Programming to increase your value 8: episode 70, Learning Software without a CS degree - Dane Hillard 7: episode 75, Modern Testing Principles - Alan Page 6: episode 72, Technical Interview Fixes - April Wensel 5: episode 69, Andy Hunt - The Pragmatic Programmer 4: episode 73, PyCon 2019 Live Recording 3: episode 71, Memorable Tech Talks, The Ultimate Guide - Nina Zakharenko 2: episode 76, TDD: Don’t be afraid of Test-Driven Development - Chris May 1: episode 89, Improving Programming Education - Nicholas Tollervey Looking back on the last decade Some amazing events, like 2 podcasts, a book, a blog, speaking events, and teaching has led me to where we're at now. Looking forward to 2020 and beyond I discussed what's in store in the next year and moving forward. A closing quote Software is a blast. At least, it should be. I want everyone to have fun writing software. Leaning on automated tests is the best way I know to allow me confidence and freedome to: rewrite big chunks of code play with the code try new things have fun without fear go home feeling good about what I did be proud of my code I want everyone to have that. That's why I promote and teach automated testing. I hope you had an amazing decade. And I wish you a productive and fun 2020 and the upcoming decade. If we work together and help eachother reach new heights, we can achieve some pretty amazing thingsSponsored By:Raygun: Detect, diagnose, and destroy Python errors that are affecting your customers. With smart Python error monitoring software from Raygun.com, you can be alerted to issues affecting your users the second they happen.Links:Thanks, 201X! — Mahmoud Hashemi's blog ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★