Django, Meet Nose

At Glasses Direct, we use nose to run our tests, as it gives us all sorts of nice things like test functions and XUnit-compatible output (which Jenkins loves).  As the majority of our projects use Django, we use django-nose to integrate nose into our Django projects.  This gives us all of that nose loveliness when using manage.py test.
The process for setting this up is simple:

1. Install django-nose and nose however you normally do (I would use pip install django_nose nose).
2. Add 'django_nose' to INSTALLED_APPS.
3. Add TEST_RUNNER = 'django_nose.NoseTestSuiteRunner' to your settings.
4. Run manage.py test -s to check that nose is being used (the standard manage.py test doesn't have this option).
5. Read manage.py test -h and nose docs to learn about the exciting things you can do with nose.

I've added a few more nose-related things to my blogging backlog, so I'll get to those eventually.