Adam Lowry's Robotic Archive

I did this month's Module of the Month at PDX Python on gunicorn. While it's technically not a module it is easy_installable and framework independent, so we made an exception to the rules. Here slides from the talk, with a bonus module at the end!:

Edit: Here are the raw slides:

• gunicorn.key [keynote, 2.5M]
• gunicorn.pdf [PDF with notes, 174K]

Last night I gave a talk on automated testing for Python projects at the Portland Python Users Group. Here are the slides:

• Testing My Patience [keynote, 5.8M]
• Testing My Patience [PDF with notes, 4.3M]

Sorry for the large filesize; perhaps next time I won't feel the need to pad it out with unnecessary pictures.

A few notes:

• This is less a survey of all Python testing systems, and more of a survey of how I've done my testing over the years.
• I've used Buildbot for continuous integration, but I have been recommended Hudson (despite being in Java).
• When you're just getting started, make your tests as simple as possible, and refactor mercilessly. And mocking/stubbing libraries only when you need them, and try to limit their use until you feel very comfortable.

Thanks everyone for coming out!

Edit: Here it is on SlideShare: