In addition to the notes shared over on the php|architect's Pro::PHP Podcast site, Clay Loveless has posted some of his own.

He mainly mentions three points - an appology for the audio issues for the episode, another shout-out to Paul Jones (of the Savant3 and Solar projects), and another shout-out to Greg Beaver for his work on the PEAR project.

If you haven't gotten a chance to listen to this interview, you can still pick it up from the Pro::PHP site. If you'd like to recieve the interviews/newscasts that the podcast puts out automatically, you can also subscribe to the feed in your podcast software of choice.

In addition to the notes shared over on the php|architect's Pro::PHP Podcast site, Clay Loveless has posted some of his own.

He mainly mentions three points - an appology for the audio issues for the episode, another shout-out to Paul Jones (of the Savant3 and Solar projects), and another shout-out to Greg Beaver for his work on the PEAR project.

If you haven't gotten a chance to listen to this interview, you can still pick it up from the Pro::PHP site. If you'd like to recieve the interviews/newscasts that the podcast puts out automatically, you can also subscribe to the feed in your podcast software of choice.

Chris Shiflett has just posted his response to this article from Nola's blog today dealing with a simple testing class.

A few years ago, Geoff Young and I gave a talk called Testing PHP with Perl. We thought we were being funny (in our defense, those who listened to the talk seemed to agree), but I think all we did is make our project seem inaccessible to PHP developers. Perl is scary. :-)

Part of our project is a pure PHP implementation of Test::More called test-more.php. If you want to really keep things dirt simple (which seems to be Nola's goal), you can use it by itself with no framework.

He also mentions her follow up post, demonstrating how she uses the framework in her examples. He compares this with his own test-more.php, accomplishing the same things. The "test-more.php" script is included as a part of the ApacheTest package or you can grab it directly from his site...

Chris Shiflett has just posted his response to this article from Nola's blog today dealing with a simple testing class.

A few years ago, Geoff Young and I gave a talk called Testing PHP with Perl. We thought we were being funny (in our defense, those who listened to the talk seemed to agree), but I think all we did is make our project seem inaccessible to PHP developers. Perl is scary. :-)

Part of our project is a pure PHP implementation of Test::More called test-more.php. If you want to really keep things dirt simple (which seems to be Nola's goal), you can use it by itself with no framework.

He also mentions her follow up post, demonstrating how she uses the framework in her examples. He compares this with his own test-more.php, accomplishing the same things. The "test-more.php" script is included as a part of the ApacheTest package or you can grab it directly from his site...