#pyladies

nedbat: the snow. it will not stop

pdurbin: good

sigmavirus24: are you in Boston too?

pdurbin: nope

Wisconsin

ah. I lived in Madison for 4 years

I feel like we've had this discussion before =P

pdurbin: i can corroborate your assessment

:)

nedbat: gonna be a snowball fight in union square tomorrow: http://irclogs.jackgrigg.com/irc.freenode.net/o... :)

pdurbin: i think i might be at home another day

my kids' school is closed today and tomorrow

today in san francisco: 60°, slightly overcast. brr!

:)

nedbat: looking at http://edx-developer-guide.readthedocs.org/en/l... I'm wondering if EdX has integration tests of RESTful APIs. Or if it's just unit tests.

pdurbin: we dont have that many restful apis yet.

but we do have integration and acceptance tests of much of the platform

and javascript tests

cool, cool. just curious. recently I started writing integration tests of RESTful APIs in Java with https://code.google.com/p/rest-assured/ but I was kind of wondering if people use Jenkins to excute and report on similar tests (of RESTful APIs) written in Python

rest-assured is very nice but we have some people who prefer Python