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Fighting Fear-Driven-Development w/ PHPUnit Slides

By On April 14, 2012 · 1 Comment

I recently presented on one of my favorite topics at my local PHP user group, the South Florida PHP Users Group. The talk was meant to be an introduction to PHPUnit - I chose to dedicate some time to describing the need for automated testing. I think many PHP developers have [...]

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Enforcing contracts in your PHP functions and methods

By On March 22, 2012 · 5 Comments

Design by contract is an important concept for controlling what type of input your methods or functions can receive. One of the most dangerous features of PHP is that functions will still execute even when they are missing required arguments, by emitting a warning instead of an error. In this post, I am [...]

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Unit Testing Models with Phactory and PHPUnit

By On June 12, 2011 · Leave a Comment

PHPUnit, although exceptional in so many aspects, is somewhat lacking when it comes to database testing. Testing models in with PHPUnit usually requires you to set up cumbersome XML files for fixtures and your are stuck with them for the entire testcase. I am going to show you how to [...]

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