Using Doctrine migrations and lime testing

Dennis Benkert (16.Feb.2010)
Talk at Symfony Live Conference 2010 (English - US)

Rating: 5 of 5

Maintaining the database structure during the development process of an application
can be hard when working together with other people. Using Doctrine Migrations and lime Testing
you can ensure that everyone working on the application has the same database structure.
This decreases conflicts during the development process and is also very helpfull when delpoying
new versions of your applications to your live servers. In this session I'm going to show how to
set up Doctrine Migrations in symfony projects and how you can use tests to check that everything
works after you migrated your database.

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Rating: 4 of 5

16.Feb.2010 at 14:20 by Jakub Zalas

Presentation was great introduction to (doctrine) database migrations but I really missed the 'lime testing' part.

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16.Feb.2010 at 15:02 by Dennis Benkert

Sorry for cutting out the lime stuff. But I really wanted to get the migrations topic set right. But there's a chance that I write a blog post about this. :)

Rating: 5 of 5

16.Feb.2010 at 20:57 by Christian Morgan

Thanks, denderello - was a good intro to migrations and well presented. Nice to see that some presenters can draw useful diagrams :)

Rating: 5 of 5

16.Feb.2010 at 21:51 by Mike van Riel

Great introduction in migrations. Good to see the area covered in-depth and the questions were quite good as well.
My compliments on the slides, they are very well done!

Rating: 5 of 5

16.Feb.2010 at 22:01 by Pablo Godel

Very good presentation, Dennis. Although I knew most of the stuff it was well presented and you proved knowledge of the subject.

Rating: 4 of 5

17.Feb.2010 at 08:12 by Tom Boutell

Strong stuff good thoughts on how to cope with migrations for newly installed plugins and a frank discussion of the current limitations of migrations for plugins when data must be transformed

Rating: 5 of 5

17.Feb.2010 at 09:26 by Nathanaƫl Martel

thank for that one, we will be using it right now!

Rating: 5 of 5

17.Feb.2010 at 11:55 by Raphael Schumacher

Was very helpful to me, I got a lot of insights, thanks a lot. I liked also the presentation style, which was straight on the topic and was oriented to the perspective of an average symfony developer (I guess I am average ;-).

Rating: 4 of 5

17.Feb.2010 at 14:44 by Andreas H

Type comment...

Rating: 4 of 5

18.Feb.2010 at 20:46 by Evert Harmeling

Really interesting, sure gonna take a look at this one. Just started a new project with Doctrine, so great timing!

Rating: 5 of 5

19.Feb.2010 at 14:03 by Daniel Londero

Great presentation by denderello, as usual. I too was waiting for part "Lime testing". Anyway some tips about migrations are very usefull, I think I'll study a bit more about that.

Rating: 5 of 5

19.Feb.2010 at 17:28 by Pavel Campr

nice flow of the talk: basics and than advanced topic, with diagrams :) ... good tips

Rating: 4 of 5

19.Feb.2010 at 17:30 by AndreaBiagioni

Great!
Not simple but great!

Rating: 4 of 5

21.Feb.2010 at 09:55 by

Great presentation, diagrams were helpfull.
Convinced ;)

Rating: 4 of 5

23.Feb.2010 at 11:39 by Nathan Lisgo

Thought the presentation was great. This was always a feature that I knew would be great integrated with Doctrine. Thanks for the work you've done, also I was interesting in the lime testing.

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