Hi all, Webwork is a homework system developed to support courses in Mathematics, Statistics and Physics. To make things more seamless you are able to add External Tool links (also called an LTI) in your Moodle course to the Webwork course(s) that you wish to make available to your students. Here’s how to do that….
Exploring configuration of unit testing tools and running sanity tests to make sure that everything is working.
Configuring PHPUnit for the display of code coverage reports.
A brief look at testing approaches and where they fit in the development process.
In this post we’ll set up and configure what is needed for WordPress integration tests.
In this article we’ll start by taking care of some final set up items and conduct sanity tests to see if our plugin is properly loading into WordPress.
In this article we’ll carry on with our examination of the integrations tests of the TruUcde plugin.
This final article in the series looks at how testing can be useful when making code changes.
A look at getting the tools necessary for php unit testing installed.
Testing and WordPress development occur in a context, I thought I would briefly outline my environment, development tools and point to some useful resources.