Python has a highly configurable, extremely flexible, builtin logging facility. Testing logging in earlier versions of Python used to be a bit tricky, but nowadays it's rather straightforward.VIEW POST
Python's abstract base classes have at least one abstract method, so they cannot be instantiated directly. They are useful for defining laying out the class interface, but deferring the implementation to the inherting classes. Though a problem arises when you want to test the non-abstract methods of an abstract class. How do you do that if you cannot isntantiate the class?VIEW POST
Decorators are one of Python's coolest constructs, they are rather simple, yet quite powerful and flexible. They can greatly improve the structure of your code. In my projects, I always shoot for the highest test coverage possible, so naturally, if I have some custom decorators implemented, I always make sure to have some test coverage for them as well. In this article, I show you some of the best practices to test your decorators.VIEW POST
