Version 10 is probably the biggest update so far for PHPUnit. Almost all internals of PHP's most widely used testing framework and test runner have undergone long overdue changes to improve the developer experience of those who work on PHPUnit. This presentation highlights the improvements that were made for those that write and run tests with PHPUnit every day and shows why some parts of Symfony's PHPUnit Bridge might be removed soon.
In this presentation, you learn everything you need to know about PHPUnit 10. You will experience new features, big and small, in action and see how they can support you to effectively and efficiently test your software.
I most recently presented "PHPUnit 10 for Symfony Developers" at SymfonyCon on . Previous events include SymfonyLive.
My name is Sebastian Bergmann and I am the creator of PHPUnit, the industry-standard testing framework that has greatly improved the professionalism of PHP software development.
As founding partner of and consultant with The PHP Consulting Company (thePHP.cc), I assist teams in adopting PHPUnit, optimizing its use, refining development workflows, and writing more testable code.
More events where you can meet me are listed here.
My interactive online training courses are designed to provide you with practical knowledge that you can apply immediately. The next ones starting soon are listed here.
This presentation is part of a series in which I introduce specific PHP framework communities to the latest improvements and features of PHPUnit, demonstrating how these updates can enhance their daily testing workflows and development processes.
"PHPUnit 10 for Symfony Developers", "PHPUnit for Shopware Developers", and "PHPUnit 12 für Contao/Symfony-Entwickler:innen" are tailored to a particular community while covering the essential updates and best practices that make testing more effective and efficient.
From to , I will be in Munich at the International PHP Conference. There I will give the presentations "30 Years of Code, 25 Years of Tests: A Journey Through Code and Community" and "Modern PHP Development".
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