Do you write tests for your code?

You probably should.

And most of the time,

Pytest is the industry standard these days.

But Pytests can be much more than what you just get from installing it as a tool.

There are many amazing plugins that improve Pytest in many aspects.

That's why I've invited Brian Ockin to the show to tell us about his favorites.

Listen in and your Python testing will be faster, stronger, and more beautiful.

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support the show. Brian, welcome back to Talk Python to me. Thanks thanks it's fun to be back yeah it's good to have you back uh you've been on

a lot of episodes you've been on five two thousand seventeen python year review two

eighteen python year review the python testing column is a thing 30 amazing python projects

which is one of the most popular episodes actually and uh and the book author panel discussion. So,

happy to have one more in the list to have you here. Yeah, it's nice. I love your show.

Listen to it all the time. Thanks. Yeah, and it's good to catch up with you. It's been a while.

Yeah. Well, we, I mean, we talk to each other weekly. Python bites, of course.

Of course. Yeah, so those of you listen who don't weekly of Python bites, of course. Of course.

Yeah, so those of you listen who don't know about Python bytes, that's our other podcasts,

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