Test-driven Development recommended reading direction TDD with Python

1. Caching and performance testing

Learn how to install and configure memcached, and use Apache AB to perform performance testing. How performance is in the case of caching and no caching. Write an automated test that requires the test to fail when the caching mechanism is not open.

Dreaded problem with invalid cache. How to use tests to help determine whether the logic of invalid cache drops is strong.

2. JavaScript's MVC Framework

Use these frameworks to turn this superlist site into a single-page site. Select Backbone.js

3. Synchronization and WebSockets

Assume that two users operate the same manifest at the same time. It's great if one person can instantly see another person's modifications to the list item.

The solution is to establish a continuous connection on the client and server side through WebSockets.

Asynchronous servers such as tornado, gevent, twisted can implement dynamic notification capabilities

Therefore, two browser instances are required.

4. Client-side Encryption

Customers do not want to keep the list in the cloud, implementing a JavaScript encryption system that allows users to encrypt these items before their inventory items are sent to the server.

One way to test this is to look at the user list in the Django Admin interface and check that the storage in the database is also encrypted.

Test-driven Development recommended reading direction TDD with Python