Course Information
Course Overview
Learn how to apply Test Driven Development techniques & best practices into your Laravel projects
The toughest part of learning Test Driven Development is where to start. Here, you get a quick jumpstart by creating an entire project using TDD & Laravel
Create a personal budget web application using TDD and the latest Laravel Framework.
By the end of this course, you will acquire sufficient knowledge on:
- Feature & Unit Testing
- Test Driven Development
Develop faster and deliver better products
By using Test Driven Development, you will not only discover how much it improves your development speed, but also how much more confident you are about your final product, knowing that it has been thoroughly tested and it works as intended.
Course Content
- 4 section(s)
- 26 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Transactions
- Section 3 Categories
- Section 4 Budgets
What You’ll Learn
- Create Feature & Unit tests for your projects
- Apply Test Driven Development best practices
- Use and expand your new personal budget application
- Enjoy life as a PHP developer who can delivery fully tested projects built in Laravel
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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KKamil Socha
Well explained. But actually, as an experienced developer, I expected some more complex examples. After watching the beginning I already understood the concept. So in general the course can be done within one video. The material is also outdated.
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JJeff Philapy
This video is worth getting if you need some practice, but I would not recommend it necessarily to new people. First of all the content is for Laravel 5 which is different enough from later versions of Laravel (at this time Laravel 9). Also, he creates wrappers for the typical factory statements, which might simply confuse folks that are new to Laravel. I found it challenging because if I needed help on something, then it is hard to search for it because he does things his way, and not necessarily the Laravel way. However, for more advanced users, you there is something to be learned in how he wraps some of the testing code in order to reduce redundancy and make his test less cluttered. Or you can do it like I did, which is I followed along the video doing things the Laravel way, i.e., using the factory calls directly in my test, instead of wrapping them. I did that to make it easier, if I needed help, to search for the code in question.
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AAnant Chohan
I am learning alot in this short space of time.
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CCleiver Carneiro
Pra um curso pago, é beeeeem básico e não explica as funcionalidades de testes do phpunit e do laravel. O instrutor somente vai desenvolvendo a aplicação e a gente vai acompanhando.