Hi folks,
just a quick note -- Kumar McMillan has offered to take over wsgi_intercept. You can see the new project over at code.google.com, http://code.google.com/p/wsgi-intercept/.
While I will miss the income from the project, I think that Kumar will treat it well.
--titus
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Here's a small collection of links to take the edge off my general grumpiness at how much software really does suck. Presumably more will follow.
Firefox will be released with many known bugs.
I switched away from Firefox months ago, because it was so unstable and broken. I'm now using …
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Hey everyone,
Grig and I are thinking of doing another tutorial at PyCon '08, but we'd like to break out of the mold of "intro testing" and do something more exciting for us. Here's a promotional blurb:
Practical Agile Web Testing --------------------------- Have Web site? Need testing? Bring your tired (code …read more
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I am in need of some test automation tools for a GTK/GNOME GUI, and after scanning the Python Testing Tools Taxonomy and doing a bit of investigating, it looks like there are three possibilites.
dogtail and the Linux Desktop Testing Project both use accessibility libraries to drive GNOME applications …
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I spent a fairly satisfying two days setting up unit and functional tests for figleaf, my code coverage package. I implemented the tests using a technique that I gather is called vertical slicing -- I just called it "starting a new phase of a project" before ;). The idea is that you …
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I'm now listed on the Gene Expression in Disease and Development page, as well as on the CompSci faculty page, MicroMolecularGenetics faculty page, QuantBio page, and SysBio page.
It was quite a shock to log into the CompSci cluster at MSU and see my group set as "faculty". As a …
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My last post on this subject got a number of good comments, both here and on the biology-in-python mailing list, so I've amended and updated it. (Note that Brandon King is now listed as a contributor.)
I would particularly appreciate comments on the licensing section and the conclusions. Also, I'll …
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