July 2012
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Beh[at]oum
I won’t try to convince you to test your project. If you are a techie, you’re probably tired to eat: TDD, CI… in each conference, slide or blog post (even here). Instead here’s a tip to mix my favorite tools together: behat & atoum.
Quick introduction to atoum and behat
To skip if you already know the tools
Atoum is a modern “unit test” framework...
April 2012
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Jenkins PHP template on the edge
This last 6 months, I had the chance to use many new & cool tools for PHP:
Composer, the ultimate dependency manager for PHP projects. If you’re not already using it, I strongly encourage you to test it ASAP.
Symfony framework, I started to work with the first version 3 years ago and this new version is a master piece, even Drupal announced that the next version will rely on it....
March 2012
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PHP unit testing with Atoum
It’s been a while since I posted here, my position at Plemi and the project Retentio required much time this last months. We’ve been playing with a lot of tools and I wishes I could have more time to share all the goodness of our experiences.
In the path of my previous post about the continuous integration I’d like to talk about atoum, a new framework for PHP unit...
December 2011
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Continuous Integration Flow
At my new position at Plemi, I want to optimize the continuous integration flow.
Last week, I had a pretty interesting conversation with Mathieu Nebra, we discussed about our same quest: best ROI through the development flow. I also had an awesome experience with Antoine Guiral (the man behind twoolr), we shared a “lean startup” friday night around a very interesting project.
In my...
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Pragmatic Git flow
I’m using git since more than 2 years, yet I was just using it naively the first months.
Then, I needed a reliable workflow and git-flow was an huge revelation. I invite you to study this workflow, it’s a perfect start plan that you could customize for your needs.
Git-flow
First, a little reminder about the git-flow branches model:
develop: lastest stable features
release: stable...
November 2011
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Keynote for Continuous Integration with PHP
Continuous integration is not a new concept in software development, yet it’s a trending topic in the PHP community. Actually, the PHP development is evolving to a professional step. AGILE processes are spreading the web development world and so the continuous integration becomes a real business need.
This is a short and condensed introduction to the continuous integration in PHP. My next...
Hello World
Symfony is available since 4 months and most of PHP developers around me are jumping in. My time has come with a new major project…
I’m not “coming from Symfony 1”, I’m leaving it.
I talked on twitter with some developers and we shared the same opinion : we started to hate symfony 1 for the same reasons we loved it at the first time : the magic of RAD.
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