2009/5/24 Fernando Perez :
> So I tried to implement Django's AutoAdmin, but actually it quite
> quickly blew in my face. Although the views all look similar, there
> almost as many little differences as they are models and that's painful
> to abstract. So I prefer to write my views for each model.
So I tried to implement Django's AutoAdmin, but actually it quite
quickly blew in my face. Although the views all look similar, there
almost as many little differences as they are models and that's painful
to abstract. So I prefer to write my views for each model.
Now I have another problem, so
Hi,
My app now nearly has 100% coverage and when refactoring the code,
potential bugs are immediately pointed out. So that's a big win.
Moreover when writing specs for my controllers and views of the admin
zone, I quickly realized that I was often copying/pasting code and
tests. That annoyed me.
