Pragmatic Testing is a series of ignite-style lightning talks I've been presenting at San Diego Python meetup. The objective is to document approaches to dealing with common situations a developer might encounter when attempting to test a piece of software.
The ideas I'm communicating here are not new and not mine. For the most I've learned these from more experienced engineers I've worked with. Significant inspiration (read: material) is taken (read: stolen) from Google's Testing on the Toilet blog, the Pragmatic Programmer, and Martin Fowler's Refactoring. Various images and such are used without attribution or permission.
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