I'm a newbie in TDD and this is the best tut I've found, thanks. Others start meandering around concepts, your straight to practice approach is appreciated.
~19.10: when I run the test, it doesn't see the last (6th) def function. Overall, I have 6 defs as you, but in console it shows that only 5 tasks are completed successfully: def detail_page_has_correct_content(self): response = self.client.get(f'/{self.task.id}/') self.assertContains(response, self.task.title) self.assertContains(response, self.task.description)
@@CodeWithStein you are working with a real database in your tests. this is bad, because it will cause your tests not to be atomic and slow. second: you write code (class Task -> title and description) without a specified need in the first place. To be honest, I stopped watching after chapter Model testing.
it would be great if You made a little tutorial on how to use vscode's testing tool (the erlenmeyer in the left navbar) with django in virtual environment. i can't figure out myself how it works: either it doesn't detect all my tests (but some yes), or it doesn't execute them well... kinda problematic, isn't it?
Finally, a video about testing in Django!!!
Yeah :-D
I'm a newbie in TDD and this is the best tut I've found, thanks. Others start meandering around concepts, your straight to practice approach is appreciated.
Thanks for the feedback :-D
awesome video, thank you.
You're welcome :-D
Thank you so much for this video. I have learned a lot from following this tutorial.
Great 😁😁
I just completed this video Stein, and I am really gratefull for it. cheers!
Great :-D
Fantastic intro to django and tdd, thank you so much!
Thanks, glad you liked it :-D
Can M make changes to this and showcase it as project in ny resume?? Will it be good?
Sure, do what you want ☺️ make as many changes as you can to show employers what you’re able to do 👍🏻
~19.10: when I run the test, it doesn't see the last (6th) def function. Overall, I have 6 defs as you, but in console it shows that only 5 tasks are completed successfully:
def detail_page_has_correct_content(self):
response = self.client.get(f'/{self.task.id}/')
self.assertContains(response, self.task.title)
self.assertContains(response, self.task.description)
Sadly not really TDD as it is ment to be.
What do you mean? ☺️
@@CodeWithStein you are working with a real database in your tests. this is bad, because it will cause your tests not to be atomic and slow. second: you write code (class Task -> title and description) without a specified need in the first place. To be honest, I stopped watching after chapter Model testing.
@myscipper the test command from Django automatically creates a temporary db. Thanks for the tip on the rest though ☺️
Quality stuff please also make a Video on error handling
Thanks :-) Good idea, will see what I can do :-D
Thank you Stein!
😁😁
Wow!
Thank you so much sir!
You’re welcome 😁
Thank you.
You’re welcome 😁
it would be great if You made a little tutorial on how to use vscode's testing tool (the erlenmeyer in the left navbar) with django in virtual environment. i can't figure out myself how it works: either it doesn't detect all my tests (but some yes), or it doesn't execute them well... kinda problematic, isn't it?
bonus: do it with separated django config modules for... dev and production (unittest discover doesn't find tests)
Thanks!
You’re welcome 😁😁
Cool tutorial 🎉
Thank you :-D
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