Dag Odenhall
Dag Odenhall
Not all predicates necessarily return `True` or `False`, though. Objects in Python have boolean "adaption" such that zero is "False-like" etc. Are these return values useful to see evaluated? I...
Also, > Special cases aren't special enough [to break the rules.] It scares me to "special-case" things too much. If it has real practical value and is consistent without exceptional...
Possibly related to #93, I recall there may even have been issues with current_app; research needed for if the request context is set up correctly before other contexts, or if...
Needs to be something silly simple but technically useful and something most readers can relate to. One idea is the JSON API for PyPI.
Idea: start out by "breaking the rules", i.e. write the code first, then test it manually, and gradually implement the manual tests as automated tests. Might serve to show how...
Let's shamelessly summon @alfredodeza to hear if he has any specific reasons for not going with this originally for Konira.
(Not suggesting you should, rather, curious if you thought of it and dismissed it and why.)
Thanks for responding! - By readable, I meant more (and only maybe) than the existing Flask-like API in Attest, not really compared to Konira - Similarly, "more BDD" was compared...
[Relevant discussion on reddit.](http://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/1njlqr/laws_for_the_eq_class/)
[Relevant discussion on Haskell Cafe.](http://www.haskell.org/pipermail/haskell-cafe/2013-October/109115.html)