Where Are Your Tests?
- No PHPUnit experience needed
- For any programming language
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If not a single test runs in your project yet, this path leads from the first orientation to working with a coding agent that writes tests. You can attend โUnderstanding Testingโ and โGetting Started with PHPUnitโ in parallel.
Once you work confidently with PHPUnit and a coding agent, this path makes your test suite faster and readable for agents. โTesting Beyond Examplesโ complements it with property-based testing, mutation testing, and fuzzing.
First you assess and steer which tests an agent writes, then you use tests to specify what it implements. Two sessions on test output for agents and one on working in parallel with worktrees fit in alongside.
For tech leads who decide what the tests of their team look like: first the concepts, then the rules, then handing them over to an agent.
You pin down vulnerabilities in your own code as tests, with confident PHPUnit practice as the foundation. Alongside, it is about attacks through code you did not write yourself; for that you need no knowledge of PHPUnit.
A new PHP version comes out in November, a new PHPUnit version in February. First you put the new PHP version into context, then you see what PHPUnit brings and bring your test suite to the new version. Alongside, you keep the dependencies of your project up to date.
For these training courses you need no experience with PHPUnit.
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