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Good unit tests laser focus on the smallest possible scope and are crafted to isolate the functionality from as much external interference as possible. The way to do this is to write tests that self ensure they are testing what we expect them to be testing. Let's see...
We are back at DjangoCon EU! It's been a while since we've been to this side of the Atlantic, but we are excited to reconnect with the European Django community. Our last trip here was in 2017 when we gave two talks back in Florence.
Learn how to run and analyze A/B tests with real product examples and checklist-backed insights. Ideal for anyone taking or reviewing Udacity’s A/B Testing course.
Learn how to test the number of database queries in Django using assertNumQueries. Avoid hidden performance issues by writing realistic and scalable unit tests.
We are arriving in New York! Part of our team is on their way to PyGotham 2019, the biggest event of the Python community in New York. The experience last year was amazing, so we decided to come back.
We are back to San Diego! Our team will be joining DjangoCon US, one of the biggest Django events in the world. For this year, we'll be giving two talks: Pull Requests: Merging good practices into your project and Building effective Django queries with expressions
Let's go through two of the problems that may happen if we don’t take care of our routes: delay and resource starvation.
Learn three multitenancy Django patterns for secure, scalable SaaS applications. Choose the right architecture for your needs.
We do incentivize collaborators to attend them since we believe it's very important to keep in touch with the community. We also always learn a lot in conferences.
O Django Girls é uma comunidade que promove a tecnologia e inclusão feminina, capacitando mulheres por meio de oficinas de programação gratuitas. Somos uma organização voluntária, independente e sem fins lucrativos. A primeira edição em Recife aconteceu em 2016.
Imagine the situation where our application has events (scheduled tasks, appointments, python conferences across the world) happening in different moments of time. Almost anything with a date attached to it.
For those who are starting to code and wish to make open source, sometimes it is hard to start. The idea of contributing with that fancy and wonderful lib that you love can sound a little bit scary. Lucky for us many of those libs have room for whoever is willing to start.