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We release the "PHPIDE test framework" that helps us write unit tests for PHPIDE in a very fast way. | We release the "PHPIDE test framework" that helps us write unit tests for PHPIDE in a very fast way. | ||
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Revision as of 03:34, 7 December 2006
Background
"Testing: Early, Often and Automated" (Extreme Programmin Explained by KENT BECK)
The PHPIDE team has accepted the XP ([1]) two principles to increase the cost-effectiveness of testing: double checking and the Defect Cost Increase.
We release the "PHPIDE test framework" that helps us write unit tests for PHPIDE in a very fast way.
"The sooner you find a defect, the cheaper it is to fix".
Resources
- PHPIDE Test Framework Tutorial - [2]
Unit Test Reports
- Media:Bare Junit Report.zip (first draft)