Workshop in English - US at SunshinePHP 2017
Track Name:
Key Biscayne 2
View Slides: http://www.slideshare.net/chartjes/learn-to-test-like-a-grumpy-programmer-3-hour-workshop
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/9818a
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In the middle of Web 3.0 it's become obvious that a very large percentage of developers are aware that there are tools available that allow them to write automated tests for the code they write. But you don't write tests. Never have. You feel a little bad about it but you tell yourself that it looks really tough to get into and you have a hard deadline that doesn't have any time for you to learn to use these tools.
What if you could learn how to write tests from someone who has been using them for a long time and also knows how to explain it in a way that cuts down on the fear and anxiety while teaching you what you need to go to get started immediately? That's what Chris Hartjes, long-time PHP testing evangelist, wants to do for you.
In this workshop Chris starts you off from the point of never having written a unit test and guides you through what tests really are. Then he will show you PHPUnit works and what features are the ones you really need to know. Next you will walk through using Test Driven Development using some code katas and leave with a solid, practical foundation that you can take back to your regular job and actually use. Testing your code is hard and might require you to relearn some closely-held practices. Let a grumpy programmer fix that for you!
Code for the workshop can be found at https://github.com/chartjes/workshop
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Nicely done and easy to follow along. Thanks for sharing.
Great workshop, glad we go to do the bonus round.
A great tutorial and a good way to start the conference :)
Thanks for all the help Chris.
Much appreciated.
Very practical tutorial with examples. I liked the fact that Chris shared exactly what he does and how he does testing on his day to day.
Great job Chris!
The Kata exercises were very useful.
Great tutorial Chris. My only issue was the time given to code the katas seemed a little short. Given you usually did this tutorial in 5 hours vs. 3, this is understandable though.
Thanks for sharing. I am an independent developer. Not sure 40% more time spent is worth the benefit. Just saying...
Excellent talk. Glad to hear from the master, thanks!
Nice and helpful tutorial. Thank you
Awesome tutorial, and very easy to follow along. Very passionate about testing.
Great Workshop. Perfect primer for Unit Testing. Already starting to implement what I learned into my daily routine.
Very well done!