Python UK 2016, Cardiff.
I gave a talk on test-driven data analysis at PyCon UK 2016, Cardiff, today.
The slides (which are kind-of useless without the words) are available here.
More usefully, a rough transcript, with thumbnail slides, is available here.
Continue readingPosted on Wed 20 April 2016 in TDDA • Tagged with xml, apple, health
The first version of the Python code for extracting data from the XML export from the Apple Health on iOS neglected to extract Activity Summaries and Workout data. We will now fix that.
As usual, I'll remind you how to get the code, if you want, then discuss the changes …
Continue readingPosted on Tue 19 April 2016 in TDDA • Tagged with xml, apple, health
In the last post, we presented some code for implementing a "reference" test for the code for extracting CSV files from the XML dump that the Apple Health app on iOS can produce.
We will now expand that test with a few other, smaller and more conventional unit tests. Each …
Continue readingPosted on Mon 18 April 2016 in TDDA • Tagged with xml, apple, health
In the last post,
I presented some code for extracting (some of) the data from the XML
file exported by the Apple Health app on iOS, but—almost
comically, given this blog's theme—omitted to include any tests.
This post and the next couple (in quick succession) will aim to …
Posted on Fri 15 April 2016 in TDDA • Tagged with xml, apple, health
I'm going to present a series of posts based around the sort of health and fitness data that can now be collected by some phones and dedicated fitness trackers. Not all of these will be centrally on topic for test-driven data analysis, but I think they'll provide an interesting set …
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