With the release of Django, web application developers finally have a framework that helps rather than hinders. With its well documented API's, large support group, and commercial acceptance, Django has quickly established itself as the pre-eminent web application architecture. And that's why MonkeyBean chose Django.
The clients of MonkeyBean have strict deadlines and tight budgets. They need to be assured that their software needs will be met on-time and withing budget. Using Django and Python allows MonkeyBean to meet those needs. And because it is written in Python, a very easy language to use, Django acts as a great spring board for people wanting to learn web application development.
MonkeyBean regularly contributes to the Open Source Community and has recently released a new testing framework. Combining nose and coverage.py, two popular testing tools for Python, to create NoseDjango, a much improved method for testing Django applications. Test cases are auto-discovered with NoseDjango and a summary of code that isn't covered by the test cases is created at the end of the test suite. With NoseDjango, developers and testers have fine grained control over the testing environment and can take the steps necessary to ensure all cases are covered.
Download NoseDjango from Python's official website.