php[architect]: May 2015 Issue Released - "Hunting for Clues"

The May 2015 edition of php[architect] magazine has officially been released - "Hunting for Clues".

"Hunting for Clues" is the theme title for this month's issue. It focuses on automated testing and how it can help you hunt down bugs as they appear. In Michael Bodnarchuk's Codeception: Testing for Human Beings he talks about integrating automated testing in your workflow. Xander Guzman discusses two testing and mocking libraries for PHP in Integrating Mockery and Hamcrest into a Project, and Brad Bonkoski discusses leveraging Docker for Reusable Containers for Automated Testing.

Other articles include the continuation of the series for creating PHP extensions, manipulating images with Glide, Facebook's accessibility toolkit and Phpspec testing. You can pick up a copy (physical or digital) directly from the php[architect] site. They also provide one article for free if you'd like a sample of the magazine content.

Link: http://www.phparch.com/2015/05/may-2015-phparchitect-issue-launched/