So, I decided to actually learn TDD by reading a book. You can find it on Amazon.com or you can read it online for free.

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• Chapter 01: Setting up;
• Chapter 02: Describing a user story as a functional test file;
• Chapter 03: Writing first unit test and tying application with the routing part (8bb3256);
• Chapter 04: Starting to use templates, progressing in the functional test (c6db2e7);
• Chapter 05: Starting to use ORM, testing persistence, displaying multiple items, functional test refactoring (ede0f67);
• Chapter 06: MVP, each todo item is assigned to a todo list, each view has a single responsibility, the proposed functional test is now passing (286a00b).
• Chapter 07: Application styling, handling static files. Just a basic test to ensure that the layout if fine and static files are working (2f377a7).
• Chapter 08: Manual deployment. I read and implemented most of the chapter, except for this that really require a domain (3d412a5)
• Chapter 09: Shamelessly skipped it because we have Docker nowadays.

• The book uses Django 1.x, which is slightly incompatible with version 3.x. I noted below the changes that made make so everything worked as expected.
• After reaching Chapter 07, I've notice that I was using Selenium 3.x, and not 2.x, thus explaining some weird occasional complains about "Stale elements", to solve that use the method wait_for_page_load() in the functional test.

• Use from django.urls import resolve instead of from django.core.urlresolvers import resolve;
• There's no need to use ^ and $ in URL regexes anymore.

• To work around the CSRF token for testing, remove if from the HTML before asserting.
• Use functional_tests::_wait_todo_item_appear() to avoid Selenium complaining about stale elements. This happens because the page is refreshed, while selenium probably has an instance of a previous DOM element.

• In the functional test, I swapped the order between checking for Francis' milk and comparing his URL to Edith's since Selenium has to wait the page to reload. Another option would be to use WebDriverWait() following wait_for_page_load();
• Django 2.x ORM requires on_delete attribute when creating FKs, the most reasonable choice is models.CASCADE in this case;

• I've used the CDN version of Bootstrap instead of downloading the static content, further, HTML has to be slightly adapter for some reason;

• Using an environment variable instead of command line argument to run functional tests against a real server. This avoids unittest trying to load a non-existing module with the name of the url
• Updating setUpClass() from the functional test, so when the test is executed against a live server it doesn't run tearDownClass(), thus not crashing.
• I didn't properly finish this chapter because we have Docker nowadays, but most deployment configs, steps can be found in deployment/