Test & Code

With conventional TDD, you write a failing test, get it to pass, then refactor. Then run the tests a

In today's episode we talk with Kelly Paredes & Sean Tibor. They teach Python in a middle schoo

I was recently interviewed on a podcast called "IT Career Energizer Podcast". Phil Burgess is the ho

Is it ok to have more than one assert statement in a test? I've seen articles that say no, you shou

I want you to get the most out of being a software developer, or test engineer, or whatever you do t

I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand. -- Confucius Matt Harrison is a

There are a lot of learning styles and a lot of ways to learn Python. If you started Python through

A look back on 3 years of podcasting, and a bit of a look forward to what to expect in 2019. Top 5

Julian Sequeira is Co-Founder of PyBit.es (a blog/platform created to teach and learn Python) and a

Thea Flowers is a Pythonista and open source advocate. She helps empower developers of all backgroun

Let's say you've got a web application you need to test. It has a REST API that you want to use for

Data science, data engineering, data analysis, and machine learning are part of the recent massive g

Michael Kennedy of Talk Python and Python Bytes fame joins Brian to talk about being a great guest a

What happens when 100% test code coverage just isn't enough. In this episode, we talk with Mahmoud H

Paul talks about the beginning years of Python. Talking about Python's beginnings is also talking ab

Luc Perkins joins the show to talk about "Seven Databases in Seven Weeks: A guide to modern database

Brett Cannon discusses the changes afoot in Python packaging as a result of PEP 517, PEP 518, starti

Andy Knight joins me in discussing the concept of feature testing. A feature tests is "a test verif

Anthony Shaw joins Brian to discuss flaky tests and flaky test suites. What are flaky tests? Is it

tox is a simple yet powerful tool that is used by many Python projects. tox is not just a tool to h