Dutch PHP TestFest

Sebastian Bergmann » 13 May 2008 » in PHP » 2 Comments

Last Saturday I helped the Dutch PHP Usergroup (Nederlandse PHP Gebruikersgroep) with the organization and moderation of the Dutch PHP TestFest in Roosendaal.

The day started for me with a 4.5 hour train ride (Siegburg -> Düsseldorf -> Venlo -> Tilburg -> Roosendaal). I arrived shortly after noon, just in time for the start of the test fest at 12:30.

After a short introduction to PHPT, we started writing tests for the Reflection API. We managed to write 37 tests with 10 people in 4 hours.

The day ended for me with another 4.5 hour train ride (Roosendaal -> Brussles -> Cologne -> Siegburg).

Thanks to the kind people that attended the test fest, I had something interesting to read on the way back: Principles of Program Analysis. Thank you for this nice present!

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T.Lensselink
13/05/2008 at 13:29 Permalink

And thank you for introduction and help at the Dutch PHP testFest. My travel from Amsterdam was a bit shorter. But 3 hours in a train with the weather we had. it's just torture :)

Next time i will try to poke your brain about phpUnit a bit..
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Stefan
14/05/2008 at 19:32 Permalink

It was very nice having you over! See you in June
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