yea, i never go as far to check html either.
ill take some of your thoughts and blend it into my process
as far as the strings go. thanks a ton, it all makes sense since
strings are immutable.
=)
On May 6, 11:51 am, "Norman Harman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> phillc wrote:
>
> > first:
>
> >
phillc wrote:
> first:
>
> How does one develop tests for django web apps?
> im having trouble writing tests.
> i understand there are view tests, but those are so overly complex to
> write.
> i was just wondering how other people approach it, and if anyone can
> point me to some open sourc
wow, thanks a ton to both of you.
richard, i understand what you mean about the children and ill think
about it more the next time i approach the problem
scott, youve defenietly convicned me about that. i dont think youve
convinced me enough to replace my already written code, but i will
defenit
On 5/5/08, phillc ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>fourth:
>
>i never understood this, why do people do
>
>somevar = "blah blah %s" % anothervar
>
>instead of "blah bla" + anothervar
>?
Because you can perform specific string formatting operations at the same time.
Plus, the formatting and data
see comments inline...
On 5/5/08, phillc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> there has been a few things that i feel have been holding back from
> making my code structure/process better. i was hoping someone could
> help me on some of these questions.
>
> first:
>
> How does one develop tests fo
there has been a few things that i feel have been holding back from
making my code structure/process better. i was hoping someone could
help me on some of these questions.
first:
How does one develop tests for django web apps?
im having trouble writing tests.
i understand there are view test
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