For all those extreme programmers out there (e.g. Eric), Stubble is a “set of tools which can be used to simplify Python unit testing code by means of the responsible use of so-called stub classes”.

Unit tests (and other tests) are covered in Chapter 16 of the Apress Beginning Python book. I didn’t quite get there yet, but I can certainly see the value in unit tests.

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