アジャイルな開発をチームで やってみた(2010年版) - PHP Matsuri編
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- The document discusses PHP Matsuri, a PHP conference held in 2010 in Japan. - It describes the speaker's use of Symfony, a PHP framework, for web development including using plugins, databases, source control, testing and continuous integration tools. - The speaker advocates for using test-driven development (TDD) and describes demonstrating TDD techniques at the conference.
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- 2. • a.k.a hirocaster or hiroki • @HIROCAST or http://hiroki.jp
- 3. • “Symfony is a full-stack framework” • symfony • WEB
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- 5. TEST • 7/13 #1 - 8/26 #530 • 3152 6 43
- 6. Symfony • Symfony 1.4.6 • memcached • sfPropel15Plugin • MySQL 5.1 + Innodb • Plugin + Q4M OpenSocialPlugin • git • memcached • hudson Library • trac • PHP 5.3.3 • capstrano
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- 12. • TRUNCATE TRUNCATE( ) • Relation TRUNCATE • SoftBank UTF-8 functional test • S-JIS CSSelement • SoftBank sfBrowser • LoadData()
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- 15. • • •
- 16. TDD • TDD “ ” • • → → → • • → → •
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- 18. !! • Let’s TDD in PHP Matsuri • 22:45 • • TDD!!
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