Speaking at php|tek 2009

Sebastian Bergmann » 09 January 2009 » in Events » 0 Comments

I will present a session at the php|tek 2009 conference:

Untestable Code

How do you write untestable code and anger an ancient goddess?

These and other questions will guide us while we discuss testability, an often forgotten attribute of software design and quality.

Starting from untestable code fragments, the audience will learn why the code is untestable and how it can be refactored for testability.

Together with my partners Arne Blankerts and Stefan Priebsch, I will co-present the following workshop:

PHP Code Review

In this workshop, three PHP experts with different software engineering focuses (testing, architecture, and security) will perform an interactive code review together with the audience.

Attendees of this lab will learn how experts look at code what good code and bad code looks like, and how to avoid the most common gotchas. They are invited to bring their own code for an anonymous code review for an increased benefit from the workshop.

See you in Chicago in May!

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  1. Sebastian Bergmann 18/01/2009 at 14:36
    This is a follow-up to "The Cost of Test Isolation (and other PHPUnit Features)".Since the previous posting, I have added a backup/restore mechanism for static attributes of classes to PHPUnit. This is yet another feature of PHPUnit that makes the testing

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