Thought I would share this in case anyone else would like to try it
out. I'm currently working on a Tutorial that will be used to train
developers at the University of Texas. Everyone loves crunchy over
here, as we have little funds to train people but 100's of new Python/
Django trainees. I wrote a vlam plug-in to work with Django's built-in
test framework. It is still a little quirky since crunchy has no way
to reload code (that I could find) so if you change a external module
crunchy will need to be restarted. I have a hacky work around right
now, but it still requires a page refresh, not terribly bad. If you
are interested in trying it out I've posted it here:

http://pastebin.com/f3dbba3fb

The basic usage is:

   <pre title="djangotest settings=blah.settings">

    class DjangoTester(TestCase):
        fixtures = ['fixture_file.json']

        def testBlah(self):
            response = self.client.post('/my/form/', data={'data':
'for post'})
            self.assertRedirects(response, '/my/success/page/')

    </pre>

Where 'blah.settings' is a django settings module somewhere on the
python path. I'm currently having people write an app with the correct
name and place it on their path. If they do it right the djangotest
will import the settings file and run the tests against it.