Some good examples of handling code, well paced and good use of the space/audience, interesting slides. Could've possibly done with overview/best practices of PHPUnit. Loved the star wars references (:
Did feel that the emphasis was on pretty basic legacy too , would like to seen some advice on working with adding testing to old frameworks we may inherit zf1 ci etc
I think a better title or description would help as a lot of the content I already knew. I wasn't sure what kind of information would be covered. Interaction with the audience was jarring but the content/slides/jokes and progression of information was spot on.
I don't think the talk quite matched the description / title of the talk. Was hoping for some more information about some advanced approaches, some of the 'gotchas' people fall into and perhaps a bit more detail on some of the approaches to testing legacy code.
With the first presentation running quite a bit under time, it was well recovered with going through samples in other talks, but it did feel like something was missing.
I was a bit disappointed with this talk, I wasn't sure what to expect from the talk description, but as I'm interested in testing I thought I'd check it out.
It turns out it was more around dealing with legacy code and seemed to advocate a couple of testing practices I wouldn't advocate myself.
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Hoped for more detail and best practice's for PhpUnit
Talk covered a lot on handling legacy code which wasn't very relevant for me
Some good examples of handling code, well paced and good use of the space/audience, interesting slides. Could've possibly done with overview/best practices of PHPUnit. Loved the star wars references (:
Did feel that the emphasis was on pretty basic legacy too , would like to seen some advice on working with adding testing to old frameworks we may inherit zf1 ci etc
how to work with legacy code with why and what. Great talk!
I think a better title or description would help as a lot of the content I already knew. I wasn't sure what kind of information would be covered. Interaction with the audience was jarring but the content/slides/jokes and progression of information was spot on.
I don't think the talk quite matched the description / title of the talk. Was hoping for some more information about some advanced approaches, some of the 'gotchas' people fall into and perhaps a bit more detail on some of the approaches to testing legacy code.
With the first presentation running quite a bit under time, it was well recovered with going through samples in other talks, but it did feel like something was missing.
I was a bit disappointed with this talk, I wasn't sure what to expect from the talk description, but as I'm interested in testing I thought I'd check it out.
It turns out it was more around dealing with legacy code and seemed to advocate a couple of testing practices I wouldn't advocate myself.
I think I enjoyed the talk description more than the talk unfortunately. It was interesting but not what I was expecting.