Radoslaw BenkelOct 26, 2012Lessons: 20Length: 2.8 hours

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3.2 Bootstrapping and the phpunit.xml File

This lesson will detail two files that make the process of running your tests a breeze. You definitely should know how to use them – and you will after watching this episode!

Resources

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 11:38

1.1
Why Test Driven Development (TDD)?
04:09

1.2
Installing PHPUnit
07:29

2.Writing Tests
11 lessons, 1:13:18

2.1
Conventions
06:49

2.2
Assertions
08:01

2.3
Exceptions
03:59

2.4
PHP Errors, Warning and Notices
02:59

2.5
Testing Output
03:56

2.6
Incomplete and Skipped Tests
02:44

2.7
Fixtures
04:48

2.8
File System Testing
09:28

2.9
Stubs
15:53

2.10
Mocks
09:13

2.11
Database Testing
05:28

3.Running Tests
3 lessons, 23:36

3.1
The Command Line Test Runner
08:12

3.2
Bootstrapping and the phpunit.xml File
08:33

3.3
Code Coverage
06:51

4.Miscellaneous
3 lessons, 23:09

4.1
Annotations
11:30

4.2
Skeleton Generator
03:54

4.3
Testing Web Services
07:45

5.Finishing Up: Hands-On Example
1 lesson, 33:43

5.1
Enlog - A Simple Logger Using TDD
33:43

Radoslaw Benkel

I’m a developer who mostly specializes in PHP and JavaScript. I’m also a drummer, and the @meetphp organizer. There’s always something new to learn.

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3.2 Bootstrapping and the phpunit.xml File

1.Introduction2 lessons, 11:38

2.Writing Tests11 lessons, 1:13:18

3.Running Tests3 lessons, 23:36

4.Miscellaneous3 lessons, 23:09

5.Finishing Up: Hands-On Example1 lesson, 33:43

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 11:38

2.Writing Tests
11 lessons, 1:13:18

3.Running Tests
3 lessons, 23:36

4.Miscellaneous
3 lessons, 23:09

5.Finishing Up: Hands-On Example
1 lesson, 33:43