Mocking with MITM
Channel: Chicago Python Users Group
Date: 2018-11-15

Every developer (eventually) writes tests. Unit tests, Integration tests, End-to-end tests, Regression tests.. All of those tests are necessary but can become a nightmare when you need to refactor some code. I personally don't like the amount of time I spend to manually mock my dependencies / functions / objects. This talk is about a simple docker-compose / pytest / mitm setup which aims at speeding up the mocking process and the maintenance of those mocks when refactoring or when updating the interface of your services. Q&A (~10 minutes): Many of you are dealing with this mocking process regularly so you can expect many comments / questions if you come to this talk :) Contact: Quentin Bayart, Software Engineer @ Nielsen qbayart@hawk.iit.edu https://github.com/QuentinBay A couple of days before the presentation, I will push my demo to my github so you should be able to find it there after the presentation.

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Date: 2018-08-12
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