thx a lot for this video. I have a little question. is the composer good for package management? what is difference between phing and composer? which is better?
Great video as always Jeffrey. I would just like to mention Guard::PHPUnit (can't link to it here, but google is a thing :) ) here which can automatically run tests when sources change. It can be helpful for beginners as it would allow them to see test failures as they happen without the need to go back to the terminal and run PHPUnit. Check it out!
test-driven means you can control your development with test cases. Before getting to this, I used to change and reload things and check some cases I know. When your project becomes something bigger, there're many cases you don't know yet. So there it comes a test case from your partner so you can debug and give it a fix.
this is fine.. but what if we want to work with websites made in PHP? can anyone help me by providing their email id so that I can send u more details ?
this moment when he said „composer is a new tool...“ and you realise how old this video is
Just a pure awesome tutorial. Loved the speed and the way you explained everything.
Awesome! please please please make more. Jeffrey Way, you are my hero!
Excellent tutorial.. subscribed!
thx a lot for this video. I have a little question. is the composer good for package management? what is difference between phing and composer? which is better?
good tutorial, hopefully it's a part of a series of tutorials about TDD in PHP.
Woooooooooow......amazing...Thank you soo much for sharing....
Great video as always Jeffrey. I would just like to mention Guard::PHPUnit (can't link to it here, but google is a thing :) ) here which can automatically run tests when sources change. It can be helpful for beginners as it would allow them to see test failures as they happen without the need to go back to the terminal and run PHPUnit. Check it out!
test-driven means you can control your development with test cases. Before getting to this, I used to change and reload things and check some cases I know. When your project becomes something bigger, there're many cases you don't know yet. So there it comes a test case from your partner so you can debug and give it a fix.
Guard looks like it could be very useful, I would feel a little dirty using a Ruby app to look after PHP development though!
there's support for composer now! yey! :D
hi! where's the rest vidz of this series?
the composer.phar file have this "#!/usr/bin/env php" at the first line.
That syntax make the linux or mac execute file as binary with php compiler.
Question... how is it that after you moved it to /usr/bin you needed to no longer run it through php first? How did it become standalone
Wow... thanks! That's one mystery solved :)
this is fine.. but what if we want to work with websites made in PHP? can anyone help me by providing their email id so that I can send u more details ?
Why it is pronounced net-tuts (like huts) and not net-tutes (likes chutes)?
I don't understand what benefits you get from test-driven development.
cmon, help for win users ...