Php Development Stack
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The document contains contact information for two employees at Satyam Computer Services Ltd and discusses various PHP tools including PHPUnit, Xdebug, Phing, and Xinc. It outlines their functionalities such as debugging, unit testing, project building, and continuous integration. Additionally, it provides URLs for more information about these tools and mentions basic operations they can perform.
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- 2. I am I work for Satyam Computer Services Ltd . You can reach me at “[email protected]”
- 3. He is He also work for Satyam Computer Services Ltd. You can reach him at “[email protected]”
- 4. How many PHP tools you have used?
- 5. Layer Tool Continuous Integration Xinc Version Control Subversion, Git Testing PHPUnit, Selenium Build Phing Debugging XDebug, Krumo Libraries/Utilities PEAR, PECL, PHPClasses.org Code Coverage XDebug Framework CakePHP IDE vim, PHPEclipse, NetBeans, Komodo Profiling XDebug Refactoring XDebug Performance Testing JMeter Web Server Apache HTTPD Server Database MySQL, PostrgreSQL Operating System Linux, Windows
- 6. Brief about: PHPUnit XDebug Phing Xinc
- 7. What Why How
- 8. It is a debugging tool Url is http://xdebug.org
- 9. We can perform operations like: Code coverage Stack trace Function trace Profiling
- 10. Code Coverage Stack trace Profiling
- 11. Code Coverage Stack trace Profiling
- 12. Code Coverage Stack trace Profiling
- 13. It is a unit testing tool Url is http://www.phpunit.de
- 14. Test the correctness of parts(units) of the software, in short to maintain solutions
- 15. Write test cases
- 16. It is a project build tool Url is http://www.phing.info
- 17. “ building” is really any non development task that supports your application. This could include – Configuring – Packaging – Uploading – Testing – Etc.
- 18. Phing provides a simple shell script (“phing”) that launches the Phing PHP application. You create build files in XML
- 19. It is a Continuous Integration server for PHP Url is http://xinc.googlecode.com What does integration mean? Integrating a change( code, database structure…) into the source code repository without breaking the project
- 20. For any change that might break the functionality More developers with more components = more complexity
- 21. Integrate Phing and svn Start the server as /etc/init.d/xinc start Access it from localhost:8080
- 23. Thank You