Continous Integration with PHP & Hudson Jenkins
Monitor your PHP code with quality tools and a continous integration process with Hudson CI.
This training will help you to monitor your code with PHP quality tools like PHPUnit and a continuous integration process based on the Hudson CI server.
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Goals
In two days, learn how to improve your productivity and profitability by monitoring your code quality thanks to the best PHP tools and a continuous integration process with Jenkins.
Program
Download the program as PDFIntroduction to continous integration principles
- Defining continous integration
- Comparing existing continuous integration solutions
- Discovering the « build » principle
- Discovering tools to manage code quality
- Determining relevant metrics and reports to generate
- Setup a continous integration process with PHP projects
Ensure code control with a source code management software
- Installing and configuring a SCM tool (Subversion)
- Creating a source code repository with Subversion
- Discovering « branch », « trunk » and « tag » concepts
- Discovering several Subversion workflows
- Managing a Subversion repository from a client software
Validate code with PHPUnit and unit tests
- Introduction to automated tests families
- Discovering pros and cons of unit testing
- Discovering the Test Driven Development approach
- Installing and using PHPUnit
- Writing a unit test suite for PHPUnit
- Configuring and executing a unit test suite with PHPUnit
- Detecting and fixing source code regressions
Integrate PHP tools to monitor code quality
- Automating targets execution with Ant and Phing
- Automating API documentation generation with PHPDocumentor
- Automating code coverage rate calculation with PHPUnit
- Automating unit tests execution with PHPUnit
- Detecting coding convention violations with PHP_CodeSniffer
- Detecting duplicated code with PHPCPD
- Determining average code quality rate with PHP Mess Detector (PMD)
- Determining dependencies tree with PHP Depend (PDepend)
- Deploying a code browser with PHP_CodeBrower
Automating code quality monitoring with Hudson
- Installing the Hudson continuous integration server
- Installing required Hudson plugins to automate builds
- Installing PHP tools for monitoring code quality
- Configuring access to the Subversion repository
- Analyzing build reports and consolidating build statistics
- Analyzing and understanding graphics generated by Hudson
- Making successful builds available and deployable
- Configuring automatic alerts in case of failing build
- Learning how to efficiently react face to a failed build
Session details
Reference code
HUDSC1
Price
Starts at 1290.00 € (ex. tax)
Audience
PHP developers, architects, CTOs
Duration
2 days (14 hours)
Training type
Workshop
Topics
Quality, methodology, standards, monitoring, Hudson Jenkins
Pre-requisites
Good knowledge of PHP and a SCM tool
For further information
+33 140 998 205
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