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<h1>Praise for <em>Test-Driven Development with Python</em></h1>
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  <p>In this book, Harry takes us on an adventure of discovery with Python and testing. <span class="keep-together">It’s an excellent</span> book, fun to read, and full of vital information. It has my highest recommendations for anyone interested in testing with Python, learning Django, or wanting to use Selenium. Testing is essential for developer sanity and it's a notoriously difficult field, full of trade-offs. Harry does a fantastic job of <span class="keep-together">holding our attention whilst exploring</span> real-world testing practices.</p>
  <p data-type="attribution">Michael Foord, <span class="keep-together">Python Core Developer and Maintainer of unittest</span></p>
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  <p>This book is far more than an introduction to test-driven development—it’s a complete best-practices crash course, from start to finish, into modern web <span class="keep-together">application development</span> with Python. Every web developer needs this book.</p>
  <p data-type="attribution">Kenneth Reitz, <br/>Fellow at Python Software Foundation</p>
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  <p>Harry’s book is what we wish existed when we were learning Django. At a pace that’s achievable and yet delightfully challenging, it provides excellent instruction for Django and various test practices. The material on Selenium alone <span class="keep-together">makes the book worth purchasing,</span> but there's so much more!</p>
  <p data-type="attribution">Daniel and Audrey Roy Greenfeld, <span class="keep-together">authors of <em>Two Scoops of Django</em> (Two Scoops Press)</span></p>
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