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Google Summer of Code 2009: Django Testing Updates!
Posted on April 21st, 2009 3 commentsSo my Google Summer of Code: 2009 project proposal was accepted! I will be working on a 2 phase project revolving around Django’s testing framework, and regression suite. Most notebly, I plan to:
- Implement Windmill test coverage for Django’s Infamous contrib.admin
- Provide several missing features/conveniences to the Django testing tools
While it may not be the most glamorous project, I’m excited for it! When paired with my epic mentors, (the ever-infamous Eric Holscher and notorious George Song) it looks to be a solid summer. You can expect me to post weekly status updates here, as well as anything else relevant to the project. As my ‘get to know Django and make sure I can conform with coding standards etc.’ ticket, I’m planning to add an assertion which checks for dead links after template rendering. Or, as its better known, Django Ticket #5418.
I want to also give a quick thanks to Jacob Kaplan-Moss, Eric Holscher, Jannis Leidel and all the other PyCon 2009 Sprinters who helped me create the proposal.
3 responses to “Google Summer of Code 2009: Django Testing Updates!”
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Hi there!
Maybe you will find out something interesting about acceptance testing at: http://pyccuracy.org/We haven’t wrote an windmill browser-driver yet, but maybe it’s a great idea
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This is great info for everyone. Glad you posted this. I am subscribing to this blog. Mason
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Thanks, good article.
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