Hands-On Unit Testing With PHPUnit

8 years later, still the king

[@loekeninternetzme9614]

very nice chosen examples - a few neat little tricks to spot :) - thank you for sharing

[@MrPetter1000]

Hi Jeffrey, I knew I recognized your voice from DetachedDesigns! Thanks for all your good videos.

[@vengiss]

Great tut specially the last part I had no idea about that

[@lvterry]

Clear and concise tutorial. Thank you.

[@pedroscholes]

this guy jeffrey way is a genius. thank you do!

[@bhardwajsandeep1984]

Great tutorial.

[@_O0.0O_]

Which plugins do you use for the autocompletion? It looks very powerful.

[@dice3000]

It this what is called "test-driven development"? You write the test before implementing the actual code?

[@kamal-ahmed]

***** yes, this is called Test-Driven Development' or TDD. 1. write test. 2. write code to make the test pass 3. clean up the code. again write another test and then process goes on like above :)

[@_astronoob]

It'll be a little bit off topic but; which terminal application do you use ?

[@Benestify]

Iterm2

[@GilbertBigelow]

Wish I had the code in hand before I watched this video. At times I would like to check what I am learning against what you are showing; but, I can not see the example on screen at the time I think to look for reference in other parts of the code.

[@JeyanthKumarK]

its inbuilt in the editor itself.. the sublime text.. its available for all platforms..

[@JonathonDeason]

Why duplicate the path info in the test class instead of in the Fetch_Task class?

[@Ruggie1of1]

If you used the path info from Fetch_Task then you can't check it against what you expect it to be. That is why the path info is duplicated in the test class. If someone updates the paths Fetch_Task then the test will fail.

[@alairock]

SublimeText is amazing, for multiple languages, and is *free (nagware). It's also growing very quickly, and plugins for it are excellent, and easy to write.

[@DrReset]

Why don't you use PHPStorm?

[@enriquemorenotent]

Im pretty sure he has edited the video first and then added his voice over the edited video

[@briangottier6174]

I realize this is an old video, but just like Jeffrey Way's book, it's too Laravel-centric. There's nothing wrong with Laravel, but there's absolutely no reason why you need a framework to use or teach PHPUnit.

[@evilwizard7931]

to provide better real-world implementation maybe

[@cdavid0624]

add 4000 lines a month later and you realize you broke it and the hole's nowhere to be found. BOOM.

[@pdxDavid]

Oops! Hands on unit testing.... I thought this was something else. :)

[@Maruf-zt7dz]

Laravel in 2012 :O

[@psilocyberspaceman]

While the procedure for testing is correct, the guy in the video is violating several S.O.L.I.D principles. Take this as a methodology of producing code, but do NOT copy his coding style without doing some serious refactoring. (He probably would’ve done so himself.)