Find Errors in your PHP Applications with Psalm
Psalm is a static analysis tool for finding errors in PHP applications, built on top of PHP Parser. It is designed to understand that complexity, allowing it to quickly find common programmer errors...
Tutorial : Testing Like a Boss in Laravel
In a new tutorial on NetTuts+, Zizaco Zizuini wrote an advanced first tutorial titled "Testing like a Boss in Laravel" :
Version 4 of Laravel offers serious improvements in relation to testing,...
PHP Metrics : Static analysis tool for PHP
Quality assurance is a key element to make your PHP code clean, simple, easy to maintain, secure and free of bugs ! One of the great tools that you can use...
Insphpect, Dynamic Code Analysis Tool
Part of a Ph.D Project by Thomas Butler at the University of Northampton in the UK, Insphpect is a proof of concept to develop a metric for analyzing source code flexibility...
Atoum, Simple Modern and Intuitive Unit Testing Framework for PHP
Just like SimpleTest or PHPUnit, Atoum is a unit testing framework specific to the PHP programming language. However, it has been designed from the start with the following ideas in mind:
Rapid implementation,
Simplify test...
Why Symfony Framework is leaving PHP-FIG
Yesterday, Fabien Potencier submitted a pull request to the PHP-FIG requesting to remove Symfony with a note : "no description provided". According to Fabien, everything seems to be great with the...
Lesson learned from PHPUnit 9.3 and Nikita’s PHP Parser
Sebastian Bergmann, author of PHPUnit, shared an interesting story on phpcc about his experience with caching in PHPUnit. The idea is that caching usually is a solution for making things faster,...
PHP Insights, Instant PHP Quality Checks from your Console
PHP Insights is a simple command line to analyze the code quality of your PHP projects. Written and maintained by Nuno Maduro, author of Laravel Zero the framework for console artisans....
PHP: The “Right” Way Free eBook
We continue this week's security series with a free eBook titled PHP : The "Right" Way, which claims to be your guide to PHP best practices, coding standards, and authoritative tutorials....