Quality Assurance Workshop in Sydney with Sebastian Bergmann

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A quick note for all our members -- Sebastian Bergmann is offering a three day workshop in December at Open Query in Sydney.

Quoting Sebastian:

Quality Assurance in PHP Projects

Now that we know how to build applications that "just work", are fast and scalable, as well as secure, the next logical step is to implement processes and use techniques that help us assure that the software works correctly throughout the softwareâ€™s lifecycle.

This three-day workshop will introduce the attendees to writing unit tests for the backend and system tests for the frontend of a web application as well as managing the quality from development to deployment and maintainance using tools such as PHPUnit, Selenium RC, phpUnderControl, PHP_CodeSniffer, and PHP_Depend.

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