Mike Will­banks writes; Con­tin­u­ous inte­gra­tion is all the rage these days; you are unit test­ing your code are you not? Dur­ing some con­sult­ing in Jan­u­ary with the help of Sebas­t­ian Bergmann, from thePHP.cc, we setup con­tin­u­ous inte­gra­tion uti­liz­ing Atlass­ian Bam­boo and received train­ing on PHPUnit.

Using Atlass­ian Bam­boo for con­tin­u­ous inte­gra­tion will take you a bit to setup, how­ever, I have found it to be an invalu­able tool when uti­liz­ing the Atlass­ian stack (JIRA, Con­flu­ence, Cru­cible, Bam­boo and Crowd).

Overview

This post­ing assumes the following:

• You have Atlass­ian Bam­boo setup
• Ant is avail­able on the system
• You already have PHPUnit setup for your project
• You have selected a cod­ing standard

This post­ing will go over the following:

• Get­ting Started
• PHP Depend
• PHP Code Browser
• PHP Code Sniffer
• PHP Copy/Paste Detector
• PHP Mess Detector
• PHPUnit

Read the rest over at Mike Will­banks blog.

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