Unit test your PHP code using the PHPUnit testing framework: find bugs quickly and early, and improve your code quality
InstructorDave Hollingworth
Free
Free
Free
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The course interface displays a code editor with PHP unit test syntax alongside a curriculum sidebar listing specific topics like fixing bugs through testing.
The official PHPUnit website homepage displays a welcome message, current version information, and a terminal window demonstrating a successful test run with assertions.
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Instruction covers complex scenarios such as testing abstract classes and using Reflection to access protected properties and methods.
The curriculum includes detailed instruction on stubs, mocking behavior, and utilizing the Mockery library for more complex scenarios.
Learner signals from before the displayed update suggest the content relies on PHPUnit 7.x or 8.x and older PHP versions; while a more recent update label exists, it does not guarantee these specific version mismatches have been resolved.
The curriculum aligns with the target of PHP developers learning unit testing through Composer and terminal-based workflows.