Introduction This blog post used to be a document, which was designed to be a concise and easily referenceable guide for software engineers on how to benchmark Python code and how to optimize it. As a result, it should help Python developers write more efficient Python code in the future....
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Regress
Where did the idea come from?
Regress arose from my simple every day need of testing newly
written programs and scripts with a bunch of different inputs
against the expected outputs.
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FFMPEG Combining and Separating audio streams
Examples and Explanations
FFMPEG is an open source, wonderful tool to transcode and manipulate picture/audio/video files.
It can do so many different things, it’s unbelievable. Therefore its syntax can be overwhelming.
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Cerberus - The Mighty Watchdog of Hades
Perfect tool to syntax check your json api
I was given the task of writing an automated test to check the syntax of json objects returned by a product’s api calls. Cerberus is a python library that allows to check different fields of a dictionary based on various things. At first I thought about writing my own testing...
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Nosetests and how to pass object instances between tests
How to take your tests not only to the next level, but out of this world
What is nose? It is an unittest framework. It makes testing Python code super easy and efficient so you can focus on the tests’ quality instead of doing all of the grunt work. If you write python code then you should be using nose to verify not only your overall...
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