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Behat - BDD in PHP
Behat - BDD in PHP

Behat is an open source behavior driven development framework for php 5.3.

Behat was inspired by Ruby's Cucumber project and especially it's syntax part (Gherkin). It tries to be like Cucumber with input (Feature files) and output (console formatters), but in core, it built from the ground on the shoulders of giants:

Symfony Dependency Injection component Symfony Event Dispatcher component Symfony Console component Symfony Finder component Unlike any other php testing framework that tests applications inside out. Behat is testing applications outside in. It means, that Behat works only with your application's input/output. If you want to test your models - use unit testing framework instead, Behat created for behavior testing (but can be used for anything +) ).

Also, there's symfony plugin for Behat, so you can start testing your applications right now.

Behat - BDD in PHP
A/B testing with PHP - phpA/B
A/B testing with PHP - phpA/B

Super simple setup Setting up an A/B test couldn’t be easier. Almost everything is done for you. You can be running multiple tests in only a matter of minutes.

Test anything Whether you want to test changes to your copy, HTML, CSS, javascript, or test completely different designs, phpA/B offers a way to do it.

Google Analytics integration phpA/B integrates automatically into your Google Analytics, allowing deeper insight into your tests’ impact on users.

High performance PHP-based tests run before users even begin loading your web pages. Javascript-based A/B tests cause funny twitches in your UI.

Search bot filtering Don’t let search engine robots skew your data. phpA/B automatically filters them out of your tests.

A/B testing with PHP - phpA/B
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Since PHPUnit 3.4.0 a new extension point for interacting with issue tracking systems (TTS) based on the test results has been added to PHP's first choice xUnit framework. The extension point has been introduced by an abstract PHPUnit_Extensions_TicketListener class, which allows developer to add tailor-made ticket listeners supporting their favoured TTS. Currently PHPUnit ships with a single ticket listener for Trac as it's still the used TTS for the framework itself.
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