If you have been following me for a while, you'll know I am a huge fan of LUnit and its creator Anton Sundqvist. When I found out we were both going to be at GDevCon in Stuttgart, I immediately thought we should do a workshop together. I figured
We've all heard the terms "agile" and "waterfall", but what is the real history behind each? and how did we migrate from one to the other? Here is a firsthand account.
I recently read the PyTest book. It is quite good. If you are looking to learn Python, I recommend checking out PyTest. Unit Tests are a great tool to help learning a new language.
If you want to take a deep dive into Python and skip all the beginner tutorials that assume you don't know anything about programming, then this is the book for you!
Does the advice you give depend on the size of the development team? If so, how does your advice change? and where is the limit for small versus large teams?
