6. Interested in Web testing?

   Check out our e-book, An Introduction to Testing Web Applications with twill and Selenium! And please, let us know what you think...

   --titus

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7. Seen on the agile-testing list

   Recently seen on a list (with a nasty archival system that I don't want to link to):

   "Don't write a test plan. Instead, test."
   
                -- Bret Pettichord
   

   Need I say more?

   Probably.

   One of the most important tenets of agility (<-- little 'a' ;), in my opinion, is to not overthink. Unless you're …

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8. Sex and the Matrix

   Brilliant.

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yjOhaef4Sk

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   Posted by Heel on 2009-03-23 at 00:13.

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   war-2-weapons/">http://bocurecotu.100megsfree8.com/world-
   war-2-weapons/</a> &gt; world war 2 weapons &lt;/a&gt;  &lt;a href= <a
   href="http …

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9. Array permutation in Python

   Just saw this, in-place permutation (of a Java array, in this case).

   In Python, if you ignore the battery that's included (random.shuffle) you have this:

   import random
   l = range(0, 20) # array to permute
   
   for j in range(1, len(l)):
      k = random.randint(0, j)
      l[j], l …

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10. Patching subprocess revisited

    So, I've finally put together a patch for subprocess; see replacing-commands-with-subprocess for background, and this python-dev thread for discussion.

    You can go grab my patch (or the entire subprocess module) here. I'm interested in comments, either here or via e-mail.

    Note that I am putting together a separate docs patch …

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11. A (Short) Meditation on Debugging

    I spent part of Saturday and Sunday working on Cartwheel, and then I spent part of Monday morning nailing down a bug that I thought I'd introduced. The process of tracking down and fixing this bug led me to give serious thanks for version control and automated tests, and at …

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12. The Whack-A-Mole Project

    This morning, I described my recent work-related activities to Tracy as "Whack-a-Mole". For those of you who aren't familiar with the Hasbro Whac-a-Mole game, it's a fun game for four year olds where you, err, hit moles on the head with a hammer as they pop up out of the …

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