It’s Thanksgiving weekend in the U.S., and that can only mean one thing: it’s time to start homebrewing again. The temperature’s right for fermenting and there’s no better weather for hanging out in the backyard, drinking a beer, and watching 6 gallons of amber liquid boil for an hour or so. Of course, that leaves plenty of time to whip up some Python scripts for homebrewers (well, homebrewers that dig on Python, anyway). Armed with a netbook and 3 Victory Storm King stouts: ccbrew.py And all good boys write unit tests, right? (OK, OK … this is more like a glorified main() intermingled with some unittest assertions.) test_ccbrew.py TODO Pretty much everything relevant to water chemistry, mash schedules, gravity, color, and much, much more. I only had an [...]
