Code Health: Respectful Reviews == Useful Reviews
Interesting. I would caution that some of the tips are very culture-dependent. For instance, the example of not criticizing the person - I would rather have someone tell me straight in my face "Your approach is adding unnecessary complexity" than go around in circles and word-dancing around it, I would appreciate the honesty and the respect for my time (the 2nd way of phrasing is longer. but more
Test Sizes
Small tests should be isolated from each other, but this constraint gets in a way of medium and large tests (especially for web testing). Take a look at what users are doing with Selenium + TestNG. Also, dependencies and high parallelism are not mutually exclusive, it's unfortunate that this rumor is still around. Here is why: http://beust.com/weblog/2009/11/28/hard-core-multicore-with-testng/ Rep
TotT: Avoiding Flakey Tests
What was wrong with "def CreateGapLease(self, lease_path='/leases/gap'):"? Immutable types like strings aren't a risk in default args. My version probably runs slightly faster and will produce much better automatically-extracted docs. The related trap, which you might have been trying to avoid, looks like this: def func(x=[]): . x.append(5) . return x (Except without the silly dots to workaround b
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