Sebastian Bergmann

Masahiro Takagi has contributed a translation of the PHPUnit Pocket Guide, which is the official documentation for PHPUnit.

Thank you, Masahiro!

As of today, the development of PHPUnit has been moved from PEAR to a server generously donated and maintained by Tobias Schlitt.

This step has been made for both emotional and technical reasons. I will not make the mistake and go into details about my frustration with the PEAR Project at this point. The technical reasons, however, I will discuss below.

The CVS repository has been migrated to Subversion (information), Trac is now used to provide repository browsing, issue tracking, and wiki functionality. The PHPUnit Pocket Guide website is now proudly served by lighttpd and the DocBook/XML sources of the book are now also publically available.

I have set up three mailinglists (commits@phpunit.de, dev@phpunit.de, and user@phpunit.de), powered by qmail and ezmlm. For the first time there are dedicated mailinglists for PHPUnit available.

Future releases of PHPUnit will be published via its own PEAR channel server.

Please no longer report bugs about PHPUnit at the PEAR website and do not check out the PHPUnit sources from cvs.php.net.

The online version of the PHPUnit Pocket Guide is now available in both English and German under the Creative Commons Attribution License.

Now that the PHPUnit Pocket Guide is available for free it can serve as the official documentation for PHPUnit.

  
English | German

The English Edition of my new book, the PHPUnit Pocket Guide (published by O'Reilly), is out. The German Edition, titled PHPUnit - kurz & gut, should be out in the next couple of weeks.

When I got back from Rome, I had my first copy in the mail and Amazon.com had started shipping.

The book is free under the Creative Commons Attribution License, the HTML version -- which will serve as the official documentation of PHPUnit -- should be online by the time of EuroOSCON.

Yesterday I signed the contract for a book called "PHPUnit Pocket Guide".

The book should be out in time for the O'Reilly European Open Source Convention 2005 and International PHP Conference 2005 conferences later this year. It will be made available on the book's website under the Creative Commons Attribution License and serve as the official documentation for PHPUnit.