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The different kinds of testing
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I've been consulting on a Zend Framework application, with the goal of repairing the test suite and expanding it. In this article I'll describe the… read more
7 reasons for malfunctioning WordPress plugins (and their fixes)
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It happens to every plugin author: you receive emails from people that your plugin isn't working. There are about 7 reasons that - for me… read more
Zend Framework, IIS and 500 errors
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One of the dangers of frameworks in general is that you forget that they do lots of handy things for you. The error handler in… read more
Introducing Yeti: The YUI Easy Testing Interface
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Testing JavaScript is an important but often overlooked part of web development. One reason is because developing for the web means targeting more than one… read more
Measuring Web Page Load Time with Hammerhead for Firefox/Firebug
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Hammerhead is a new Firefox/Firebug add-on that allows for measuring the response time of a Web site using a real browser for a defined number… read more
Test web applications with Selenium RC
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Selenium is a testing framework used for automated Web application testing. Get to know Selenium Remote Control (Selenium RC), which allows you to build tests… read more
PHP TestFest 2010 - Time to Get Involved
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Following a great 2009, the PHP community is organizing a repeat TestFest for 2010. São Paulo, Brazil kicked off the season on May 29th and… read more
DigiMantra » How to avoid fatal error Cannot redeclare function in PHP
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PHPUnit 3.5: Less $this Required
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The feature discussed below has been removed from PHPUnit due to community feedback. read more
The Newbie’s Guide to Test-Driven Development
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Testing your code is annoying, but the impact of not doing so can be orders of magnitude more annoying! In this article, we’ll use test-driven… read more
Why software quality matters
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It is not always obvious why software quality matters in any development project. Especially in the PHP area, where projects are often won by pitching… read more
Phactory - A Database Factory for PHP Unit Tests
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Phactory is an alternative to using database fixtures in your PHP unit tests. Instead of maintaining a separate XML file of data, you define a… read more
Mockery: From Mock Objects to Test Spies
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With the future (before end of June) 0.7 release, Mockery will offer an alternative approach to the traditional Expect-Exercise-Verify cycle called the Test Spy. 0.6… read more
Branch Acceptance Test: JForm - Joomla! CMS Development
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Well, it's taken a while but Louis and I have finished the rework of
the JForm library and deprecating the use of JParameter… read more
Snakes and Elephants Playing Nice Together: PHPUnit and py.test with Hudson
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hese days, it's becoming increasingly harder to find web applications that are homogenous in terms of the tools they use to Get Things Done. The… read more
Selenium by a Nose for Most Popular Test Framework
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Last month we asked our developer community to share with us which test frameworks they are using today--with some interesting results. It was a bit… read more
Unit Testing in JavaScript. Introduction
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JavaScript is mainly (but not only!) clientside language. Therefore it poses some problems for developers who use unit testing in their projects. I’m going to… read more
New CUBRID 2008 R3.0 Beta has been released!
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Better DBMS with enormous functional improvements and great new features! read more
Profilers, profiles and profiling
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In this article I want to explain the basics of profiling and profiling tools available in Joomla and PHP. In follow up articles I will… read more
How to back up your site cheaply with Amazon S3 and s3sync
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The two main parts of WordPress and other popular CMS-powered websites are the database and the files. Your web host might keep regular backups of… read more
