I'm curious how you structure your Python to be well testable. I have to admit, my own use of Python has been limited to scripts and (a long time ago) a game engine, not large codebases. So unit testing for those hardly came up.
It seems there's a couple of dependency injection frameworks but they're clones of what's found in Java, right down to the type names. One of them even calls injectable objects beans! (Rhazes)
It seems there's a couple of dependency injection frameworks but they're clones of what's found in Java, right down to the type names. One of them even calls injectable objects beans! (Rhazes)