8 Hints out of Testing-Turmoil - Lars Strojny

Courtesy Planet PHP  Thu, 09/25/2008 - 08:04
  1. Have a continuous integration solution in place. Really. If you don’t, you just burn money by writing tests.

    I would go so far and say, if you don’t have continuous integration, you should stop writing unit tests and do click testing.

  2. The definition of “tests pass” is “tests pass on the continous integration system”. “Works for me” has neither a place in the bugtracker nor everywhere else.

  3. If you can’t test it, the architecture is most likely wrong...
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