Mastodawn

I wanted to design a #pytest cheat sheet for a while, finally started last week to have it ready for #PyConDE.

I wanted to have a 6 page leaflet (A4 split into thirds), then hyperfocus kicked, and I ended up with a 40 page booklet instead! 🤯

I ordered 500 copies to my hotel, if all goes well they will arrive on Wed. Make sure to get yours, or I'll have to figure out a way to get 30kg home safely again 😅.

Released under CC BY-ND: https://github.com/The-Compiler/pytest-quick-ref

PDF: https://pyte.st/ref.pdf

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GitHub - The-Compiler/pytest-quick-ref: PDF/paper cheat sheet for pytest

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Lambda 2d ago

@the_compiler awwwww I was hoping it was going to be written in typst, purely for the letter permutation based pun (+e)

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Freya / The Compiler

@lambda hah, amazing coincidence! I really want to try Typst, but here I already had the materials from my training slides, and that's a project I won't be migrating any time soon (includes lots of custom Python + LaTeX tooling, mostly for managing code snippets from a single source of truth).