Book preview: read the Unit Tests chapter
There have been many questions about unit and functional tests in symfony lately. These two great features are new in symfony 1.0, and unfortunately they were not documented until now.
You know that we spent the last months writing a complete guide for symfony that will be released in bookshops on January 29th. We also mentioned the fact that the content of this book would become the official symfony online documentation and be published in HTML on the same date.
You're probably curious to see if what we wrote in this book is really helpful and practical. So we decided to offer you a sample of the book, in PDF format, and that's precisely Chapter 15 about units and functional tests.
To read the sample chapter, call the secret phone number hidden on a page of the internet that you will find by googling GURSIKSO, and say the secret password, which is the name of the dog I had when I was a child. Or, if you are in a hurry, you can also click this link to download the chapter immediately.
If you like the preview, please consider ordering the whole book at amazon and mentioning it to your friends. We're very excited about the upcoming release, and our best hope is that the book helps you unleash the true power of the symfony framework.
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Is there a table of contents available for the book yet, now that it is going to print?
Amazon.co.uk has Feb 2007, and I'm wondering whether it is worth the wait, or whether to order from Amazon.com
A lof of new features are now revealed in the book.
BTW, I ordered it already
I pre-ordered it.
I wish you a lot of sells !
I wish us some translations one day ^^
I'd also argue that the code in the tip box is sufficiently complicated that it would have been an improvement to present the code displayed rather than in-line.
but the guy denied to give me the right link!!
what was the name of your dog Francois?
:)
I did for sure! Like staying up the might before christmas to catch a glimpse of Santa Claus! :D