Hi @tobiasraabe

Really nice blog post about testing in Python, it is really helpful to me.
You asked about resources:
There is nice blog related to the topic
http://www.tdda.info/exercises
There are nice podcast episodes about TDD in science
https://testandcode.com/144
A blog post about TDD for scientist
https://www.tjelvarolsson.com/blog/test-driven-develpment-for-scientists/

Also, I really recommend plugin for GitHub comments on blog
https://github.com/utterance/utterances

Tobias Raabe's Blog – The Tragedy of Titanic

Analysis of survival rates on the Titanic with a placebo test for whether traveling in couples increased the likelihood of survival. An interactive version of the notebook is available by clicking on the binder badge above.

http://localhost:8000/blog/the-tragedy-of-titanic.html

Tobias Raabe's Blog – How I write tests

Hi everybody, I assume that all of you write tests for Python programs with pytest. If you do not use pytest or if you do not even write tests, you should check out the following links which are useful and provide some examples and an overview of pytest's capabilities. Effective Python Testing With Pytest - Real Python Customizing your pytest suite (Part 1) - Raphael Pierzina Customizing your pytest suite (Part 2) - Raphael Pierzina Maybe you should also have heard about test driven development (TDD), but I have little experience with it myself. If you have a great resource for beginners, send it my way and I can include it here. What I did not find in these guides is a combination of patterns I use fairly often

https://tobiasraabe.github.io/blog/how-i-write-tests.html