Either I failed in my Google-Foo, or there is not a lot of current documentation on setting up Unit Testing for Zend Framework 1.11. So, having worked through the process, here's my approach.
Just ran into a bug that had me pulling my hair out. I am trying to set up unit testing for a Zend Framework project. After making sure PHPUnit was installed (via 'apt-get install phpunit' on Ubuntu), I set up a basic phpunit.xml file. Pretty much identical to the process in this ZenCast. Then I ran my initial test to make sure my environment was correct. Nope. Got this error:
So it took a while for us to free up some time, but the temporary server that crashed a while back has been replaced. The new server is a relatively modern box and should be sufficient for our current and foreseeable needs.
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Sometimes, the right way to solve a problem is to assume you know nothing and dynamically determine the structure of the database you are dealing with. However, this approach is not very common and may go by various names, so searching for information on how to do it can be difficult. Let's take a look at PostgreSQL and how one would accomplish the task there.
Today I had the experience of observing how different companies handle the same situation. And in doing so, seeing exactly why customer service is so important.
I'm in the market for a Junior Developer to work full time. I've had word out for about a week now - posted on Kijiji, as well as the SAIT job board, and with DeVry. So far I have received 22 applications, but I'm accepting applications until Jan 20th. So, how do I determine the top applicants?
I opted to create a simple list of the skills I'm looking for. This is what I came up with so far:
I've been officially in business for 6+ years as a one man shop. That is about to change though. The workload has gotten to a point where I can't keep up. So it is time for me to "do things right" and hire full time staff. So after doing some research, here's what I've learned...
Do a Google Search for "postgresql backup" and you will find tons of information. Now add the word "cron" onto that list and try to make heads or tails of the results. You find lots of information, but none of it with clear concise "do this" type instructions (at least none that I found). So, here's a description of the problem, and the solution I found to solve it.
