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099 eBook O’Reilly for Public Libraries
100 1 Bergmann, Sebastian,|d1978-|1https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/
entity/E39PCjtBw9rkK3g34g3cbQwgXb
245 10 Real-world solutions for developing high-quality PHP
frameworks and applications /|cSebastian Bergmann, Stefan
Priebsch.|h[O'Reilly electronic resource]
260 Indianapolis, Ind. :|bWiley Pub.,|c©2011.
300 1 online resource (xxix, 378 pages) :|billustrations
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 computer|bc|2rdamedia
338 online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier
490 1 Wrox guides
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 |gMachine generated contents note:|gch. 1|tSoftware
Quality --|tExternal Quality --|tInternal Quality --
|tTechnical Debt --|tConstructive Quality Assurance --
|tClean Code --|tExplicit and Minimal Dependencies --
|tClear Responsibilities --|tNo Duplication --|tShort
Methods with Few Execution Branches --|tSoftware Metrics -
-|tCyclomatic Complexity and npath Complexity --|tChange
Risk Anti-Patterns (CRAP) Index --|tNon-Mockable Total
Recursive Cyclomatic Complexity --|tGlobal Mutable State -
-|tCohesion and Coupling --|tTools --|tPHPUnit --|tphploc
--|tPHP Copy-Paste-Detector (phpcpd) --|tPHP Dead Code
Detector (phpdcd) --|tPHP Depend (pdepend) --|tPHP Mess
Detector (phpmd) --|tPHP CodeSniffer (phpcs) --|tbytekit-
cli --|tPHP CodeBrowser (phpcb) --|tCruiseControl and
phpUnderControl --|tHudson --|tArbit --|tConclusion --
|gch. 2|tSoftware Testing --|tBlack Box and White Box
Tests --|tHow Many Tests Are Needed? --|tSystem Tests --
|tBrowser Testing --|tAutomated Tests --|tTest Isolation -
-|tAcceptance Tests.
505 00 |tLimits of System Tests --|tUnit Tests --|tReturn Values
--|tDependencies --|tSide Effects --|tReal-Life Example --
|tAnalyzing the Code to Test --|tSetting Up a Test
Environment --|tAvoid Global Dependencies --|tTest
Independently from Data Sources --|tTesting Asynchronous
Events --|tStoring Changes in the Database --
|tUnpredictable Results --|tEncapsulating Input Data --
|tFurther Reflections --|tConclusion --|gch. 3|tTYPO3: The
Agile Future Of A Ponderous Project --|tIntroduction --
|tThe History of TYPO3: Thirteen Years in Thirteen
Paragraphs --|tDaring to Start Over! --|tOur Experience
with Testing --|tPolicies and Techniques --|tBittersweet
Elephant Pieces --|tTest-Driven Development --|tTests as
Documentation --|tContinuous Integration --|tClean Code --
|tRefactoring --|tProgramming Guidelines --|tDomain-Driven
Design --|tCourse of Action in Development --|tDeveloping
New Code --|tExtending and Modifying Code --|tOptimizing
Code --|tSpeed --|tReadability --|tFinding and Fixing Bugs
--|tDisposing of Old Code --|tTest Recipes --
|tInadvertently Functional Unit Test.
505 00 |tAccess to the File System --|tConstructors in Interfaces
--|tTesting Abstract Classes --|tTesting Protected Methods
--|tUse of Callbacks --|tInto the Future --|gch. 4|tUnit
Testing Bad Practices --|tWhy Test Quality Matters --|tBad
Practices and Test Smells --|tDuplication in Test Code --
|tAssertion Roulette and Eager Test --|tFragile Test --
|tObscure Test --|tProblems with Global State --|tIndirect
Testing --|tObscure Test Names --|tLying Test --|tSlow
Test --|tConditional Logic in Tests --|tSelf-validating
Tests --|tWeb-surfing Tests --|tMock Overkill --|tSkip
Epidemic --|tConclusion --|gch. 5|tQuality Assurance At
Digg Inc --|tProblems We Are Facing --|tLegacy Code Base -
-|tHow Do We Solve These Problems? --|tSize Does Matter --
|tTeam Size --|tProject Size --|tCode Size --|tUnit
Testing and You --|tChoosing a Testing Framework --
|tWorking with an Expert --|tOne Week in a Room --
|tTraining Our Team --|tWriting Testable Code --|tAvoid
Static Methods --|tDependency Injection --|tMock Objects -
-|tOverview --|tDatabase --|tLoosely Coupled Dependencies
--|tSubject/Observer for Testing Class Internals.
505 00 |tMemcached --|tMocking a Service-Oriented Architecture --
|tModel --|tService Query --|tService Endpoint --|tThe
Base Classes --|tDigg's Quality Assurance Process --
|tTesting --|tPlanning the Testing Effort --|tTasks --
|tAutomation --|tBenefits --|tTesting Early --|tTesting
Often --|tChallenges --|tConclusion --|gch. 6|tTesting
Service-Oriented APIS --|tThe Problems --|tSolutions --
|tAPI Credentials --|tAPI Limits --|tOffline Testing of
Service Protocols --|tOffline Testing of Concrete Services
--|tConclusion --|gch. 7|tTesting A Webdav Server --
|tAbout the eZ WebDAV Component --|tWebDAV --
|tArchitecture --|tDevelopment Challenges --|tRequirements
Analysis --|tTDD after RFC --|tTesting a Server --
|tAutomated Acceptance Tests with PHPUnit --|tCapturing
Test Trails --|tTest Recipe --|tIntegration into PHPUnit -
-|tA Custom Test Case --|tThe Acceptance Test Suite --
|tAcceptance Tests by Example --|tConclusion --|gch. 8
|tTesting Symfony And Symfony Projects --|tTesting a
Framework --|tThe symfony Release Management Process --
|tLong-term Support --|tCode Coverage --|tTests versus
Real Code.
505 00 |tRunning the Test Suite --|tMain Lessons Learned --
|tNever Use the Singleton Design Pattern in PHP --
|tDecouple Your Code with Dependency Injection --|tLower
the Number of Dependencies between Objects with an Event
Dispatcher --|tTesting Web Applications --|tLowering the
Barrier of Entry of Testing --|tUnit Tests --|tEasy to
Install --|tEasy to Learn --|tFun to Use --|tFunctional
Tests --|tThe Browser Simulator --|tThe Fixtures --|tThe
CSS3 Selectors --|tTesting Forms --|tDebugging --
|tConclusion --|gch. 9|tTesting The EZCgraph Component --
|tDevelopment Philosophy --|tGraph Component --
|tArchitecture --|tTest Requirements --|tDriver Mocking --
|tMock the Driver --|tMultiple Assertions --|tStructs --
|tExpectation Generation --|tConclusion --|tTesting Binary
Data --|tThe Drivers --|tExpectation Generation --|tSVG --
|tXML Comparison --|tFloating-point Problems --|tBitmap
Creation --|tBitmap Comparison --|tGD Version Differences
--|tFlash --|tThe Assertion --|tConclusion --|gch. 10
|tTesting Database Interaction --|tIntroduction --
|tReasons Not to Write Database Tests.
505 00 |tWhy We Should Write Database Tests --|tWhat We Should
Test --|tWriting Tests: Mocking Database Connections --
|tWriting Tests: PHPUnit Database Extension --|tThe
Database Test Case Class --|tEstablishing the Test
Database Connection --|tCreating Data Sets --|tXML Data
Sets --|tFlat XML Data Sets --|tCSV Data Sets --|tYAML
Data Sets --|tDatabase Data Sets --|tData Set Decorators -
-|tGenerating Data Sets --|tData Operations --|tCreating
Tests --|tTesting the Loading of Data --|tTesting the
Modification of Data --|tUsing the Database Tester --
|tApplying Test-Driven Design to Database Testing --
|tUsing Database Tests for Regression Testing --|tTesting
Problems with Data --|tTesting Problems Revealed by Data -
-|tConclusion --|gch. 11|tQuality Assurance At studiVZ --
|tIntroduction --|tAbout studiVZ --|tAcceptance Tests --
|tAcceptance Tests in Agile Environments --|tSelenium --
|tThe Selenium Extension of PHPUnit --|tThe Technical
Setup of studiVZ --|tDevelopment Environment --|tTest
Environment --|tBest Practices --|tSins of Our Youth --
|tMonolithic Tests --|tStatic Users.
505 00 |tStrategy Change --|tAtomic Tests with Dynamic Test Data
--|tRobust Selenium Tests --|tTest Scope Must Be Clear --
|tCommon Functionality or Browser Compatibility as Well? -
-|tFix Tests Right Away! --|tStabilize Locators, and Use
IDs --|tSpeed, the Sore Subject --|tRecipes for Last-
Minute Features --|tTests Are Software Too --|tCapture and
Replay versus Programming Tests --|tThe Team: A Good Mix -
-|tWe Need a DSL --|tInternal DSL --|tTesting_SeleniumDSL
1.0 --|tProblem: Context Sensitivity --
|tTesting_SeleniumDSL 2.0, A Draft --|tState and Outlook
on Version 2.0 --|tConclusion --|gch. 12|tContinuous
Integration --|tIntroduction --|tContinuous Integration --
|tConfiguration --|tBuild Management and Automated Tests -
-|tVersion Management --|tContinuous Integration --
|tStatic Analysis --|tCode Clones --|tRefactoring --
|tSoftware Metrics --|tClassic Metrics --|tObject-Oriented
Metrics --|tRATS --|tInstallation --|tConfiguration --
|tStatic Tests --|tProgramming Conventions --|tCoding
Guidelines --|tGradual Introduction into Legacy Projects -
-|tCoding Standards in the Daily Work.
505 00 |tSyntax Analysis --|tDynamic Tests --|tReporting --
|tNotification in the Case of Errors --|tStatistics --
|tPHP CodeBrowser --|tDeliverables --|tOperations --
|tAdvanced Topics --|tContinuous Deployment --|tUsing a
Reverse Proxy --|tContinuous Integration and Agile
Paradigms --|tConclusion --|gch. 13|tSwoodoo: A True Agile
Story --|tIntroduction --|tEvolution: Only the Strong
Survive --|tHow We Reached the eXtreme Side --|tAnd While
We Are Working --|tThe Art of Evolution --|tLack of
Experience --|tThe Java-developer-coding-in-PHP Phenomenon
--|tThe Nobody-but-me-understands-my-code Developer --
|tConclusion --|gch. 14|tUsability --|tAnything Goes, But
What Is the Price? --|tDesign Aspects --|tAccessibility --
|tReadability --|tLabels for Form Elements --|tNavigating
by Keyboard --|tEffective Contrast --|tLogo Links to Home
Page --|tAlternative Texts for Images --|tBackground Image
in Background Color --|tUsable Print Version --|tVisible
Links --|tGood Bookmarks --|tNo Frames --|tScalable Fonts
--|tTechnical Aspects --|tPerformance --|tSemantic Code --
|tFewer Requests --|tCSS Sprites.
505 00 |tJavaScript on Bottom, CSS on Top --|tLink CSS Instead of
Importing --|tJavaScript --|tUser Guidance --|tThe "Fold"
Myth --|tFeedback on Interaction --|tNavigation --|tPop-
ups and Other Annoyances --|tHabits and Expectations --
|tFault Tolerance and Feedback --|tTesting Usability --
|tConclusion --|gch. 15|tPerformance Testing --
|tIntroduction --|tTools --|tEnvironmental Considerations
--|tLoad Testing --|tApache Bench --|tPylot --|tOther Load
Testing Tools --|tProfiling --|tCallgrind --|tKCachegrind
--|tAPD --|tXdebug --|tXHProf --|tOProfile --|tSystem
Metrics --|tstrace --|tSysstat --|tCustom Instrumentation
--|tCommon Pitfalls --|tDevelopment versus Production
Environments --|tCPU Time --|tMicro-Optimizations --|tPHP
as the Glue --|tPriority of Optimization --|tConclusion --
|gch. 16|tSecurity --|tWhat Is Security? --|tSecure by
Design --|tOperations --|tPhysical Access.
505 00 |tSoftware Development --|tNo Security by Obscurity --
|tSeparation of Concerns --|tA Matter of Rights --|tError
Handling --|tBasic Settings --|tWhat Does Security Cost? -
-|tThe Most Common Problems --|gA10.|tUnvalidated
Redirects and Forwards --|gA9.|tInsufficient Transport
Layer Protection --|gA8.|tFailure to Restrict URL Access -
-|gA7.|tInsecure Cryptographic Storage --|gA6.|tSecurity
Misconfiguration --|gA5.|tCross Site Request Forgery (CSRF
/XSRF) --|gA4.|tInsecure Direct Object References --|gA3.
|tBroken Authentication and Session Management --|gA2.
|tCross-Site Scripting (XSS) --|gA1.|tInjection --
|tConclusion --|gch. 17|tConclusion.
520 Presents information and a variety of case studies
focusing on creating sustainable applications and
frameworks using PHP.
546 English.
590 O'Reilly|bO'Reilly Online Learning: Academic/Public
Library Edition
650 0 PHP (Computer program language)
650 0 Application software|xDevelopment.
650 6 PHP (Langage de programmation)
650 6 Logiciels d'application|xDéveloppement.
650 7 Application software|xDevelopment|2fast
650 7 PHP (Computer program language)|2fast
700 1 Priebsch, Stefan.|4aut
776 08 |iPrint version:|aBergmann, Sebastian, 1978-|tReal-world
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