Develop software goal-oriented! The proven method of test-driven development (TDD) will help you.
Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a proven method for developing software quickly and purposefully. First, a failing test is written, and then only as much productive code as is needed to fulfil this test. When used correctly, this results in very lean program code that is 100% tested.
The special thing about TDD is that we do not have to plan the software design in advance, but it emerges gradually in the course of development. If we determine that the structure of the software can be improved, we carry out a refactoring, which is secured by the existing tests. This is the Red/Green/Refactor cycle.
In this training, you will get to know Test-Driven Development and experience directly in Ensemble Programming how it works and what you need to pay attention to.
This training uses the collaborative software development method Ensemble Programming, in which a team works on a task simultaneously.
In ensemble programming, everyone uses a shared setup with a screen and keyboard, with roles changing regularly. Typical roles include the "driver", who executes the steps decided by the team, the "navigator", who sets the plan, and the "facilitator", who monitors team dynamics.
The goal is to create high-quality code by sharing perspectives and expertise.
This training is for developers who program professionally in PHP and have always been unhappy about not writing enough tests. The training is not necessarily about propagating TDD as the one true way of developing software, but rather about recognising the advantages of this approach and being able to switch between methodologies as required.
Prerequisites are practical experience with PHPUnit and knowledge of object-oriented programming in PHP. The necessary basics are taught in Test Automation with PHPUnit.
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Duration: 8 hours
19 and 22 and 26 and 29 Aug 2025, 09:00am-11:00am (CEST)
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