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The document discusses different types of software testing including automated testing, unit testing, functional testing, frontend testing, visual regression testing, performance testing, and preflight checks. It provides brief descriptions of each type of testing, noting benefits like being fast, catching bugs, and ensuring code quality, but also challenges like being slow, expensive, or requiring maintenance. Tools are recommended for different categories like PHPUnit, Behat, and JMeter.
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Editor Experience in Drupal 8
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Load Testing with JMeter
The document discusses using JMeter for load testing a website. It describes creating a test scenario to emulate 400,000 users, with 10% logging in and 10% creating content. The test would check if the site's infrastructure could handle loads of 5, 20, and 50 concurrent users. The scenario would involve logging in, browsing pages, and 10% of users creating a page before logging out. The document provides tips on using HTTP requests, regular expression extractors, and other JMeter tools and recommends running tests near a production environment to avoid network issues.
Delayed operations with Queues
This document discusses using queues to process time-consuming jobs asynchronously in Drupal to improve website performance and scalability. It provides examples of use cases for queues like preparing content for other platforms, generating content in advance, handling comment submissions, processing images, and integrating with external data sources. It also describes some implementations of queue APIs in Drupal and common queue runners as well as limitations of the current queue APIs.
Ci. Drupal Camp Berlin 2014
In this presentation we will talk about development workflow that we use for our projects. We will talk about technologies we found extremely useful to support our processes:
* vagrant and tools (puphpet.com, adminer, ssh keys, drush based scripts)
* github pull requests workflow, master/stage/prod branches
* CI server, static code analyzers, automated testing, builds, demo / staging sites
* code based development. We will talk about how do we approach multiple problems like demo content, migration, blocks positioning, installation profile, modules names conventions
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* prototype approach in theming (make drupal to match html instead of theming drupal's output)
Inline elements. DrupalCamp Berlin 2014
Adding inline elements is always challenging. This presentation is about way we accomplished this task in Drupal 7 with latest widgets plugins of CKEditor 4.3.x
CI and other tools for feature branch development
Working in teams is always a challenge. Have you ever had situation when all your team members commit to master branch and right before the release someone accidentally does commit that breaks everything? Or someone haven't finished his feature within the deadline and it holds the release? If yes -- this session is for you as we will talk about how to avoid these situations using feature branch development.
Beside simple idea of having different features in different git branches we will also talk about tools to support this workflow. For example you need multiple team members to work on the same feature and they need a host to see each other changes real life. Or after feature is finished we need to allow QA to do the review and that person should not bother with installing the site locally, switch git branch, set up database etc.
We will talk about https://github.com/ygerasimov/featurebranch project that allows to set up server to spin hosts per branch, copy databases etc.
As this instrument uses CI Jenkins and phing we will talk about them as well. We will see how to edit your phing scripts to fit your project specific tasks, add automated testing on deployments etc.
We will also talk about git flow (http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model) that will help your team to keep branches well organized.
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This document provides an overview of Drupal Services and building REST interfaces with it. It discusses Services architecture and moving from an RPC to REST style. Key points covered include Services 3.x being resource oriented, different content types and formatters, routing, and out-of-box resources like nodes, users, files. The document also outlines how to build a REST interface with Services, tools and resources for testing, and future directions for Services.
DrupalCafe Kyiv EntityAPI
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What kind testing DUG Vancouver
- 1. What type of testing is good for me? Yuriy Gerasimov Lead Developer @ygerasimov, yuri.gerasimov@gmail.com
- 3. How to sell testing hours?
- 4. Quality • no bugs • easy to maintain • performance metrics • code metrics
- 5. Testing • automated testing • investment with no features • pays off if runs often
- 6. Infrastructure • continuous integration • manual testing on pull requests • development culture • maintenance costs
- 7. Code Checks • instant • code style • security checks • linters • complexity metrics
- 8. Unit Testing • fast • calculations • regular expressions • writing testable code is hard • Drupal8 is much better
- 9. Functional Testing • slow & expensive • maintenance • should have one button to run • behat, selenium, ghost inspector • critical user flows, budget
- 10. Frontend Testing • performance • javascript • Front-EndOps
- 11. Visual Regression Testing • slow • screenshot storage • making screenshots of big pages • false positives • baseline images • compare environments
- 12. Performance • slow • production environment • infrastructure • authenticated users
- 13. Preflight Checks • slow • scan all pages 404, images sizes
- 14. Tools CI: Jenkins, Bamboo, TravisCI, ProboCI, Tugboat Code Checks: PHPCodeSniffer, PHPMD Unit Testing: PHPUnit, Drupal’s own system Functional Testing: Behat, Selenium, Ghost Inspector FrontEnd Testing: SpeedCurve, Chris Ruppel presentations Visual: BackTrac.io, Shoov, Wraith Performance: JMeter, Flood.io, Blazemeter Preflight: github repo
- 15. What type of testing is good for me? Yuriy Gerasimov Lead Developer @ygerasimov, yuri.gerasimov@gmail.com