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I too wonder this question. I have a CMS based php/mysql app where essentially every object derives from the db. Aside from ensuring type in function args and d
by honopu 16y ago
I too wonder this question. I have a CMS based php/mysql app where essentially every object derives from the db. Aside from ensuring type in function args and doing some instanceof's, i feel like I'll eventually have more of these issues creep in as the scope of the app increases.
I am pretty diligent with testing, but sadly I am only human.
- aik 16y agoI'm fairly sure we're going to go with Selenium and start on tests to automate base functionality. To keep sane we'll stay away from fringe cases and make tests as simple as possible. With a majority of the user base and functionality protected, we should be fine by continuing running basic manual tests for new functionality, and relying on users to find special issues that could be introduced over time that we miss.