Most tutorials use examples like summing or multiplying numbers, which isn't really useful in a real-world situation and might make you think testing is much harder than it actually is.
On this course, I'll teach you how to test a Laravel application from scratch, with detailed screencasts and a Git repository for you to check the progress at anytime.
The example we'll be using is an uptime checker, where a user can subscribe and add sites to be monitored, configure webhooks, notifications, archive websites, and more.
The lessons are as short as they can get — I'm not interested in making them longer so I can say my course has "x" hours. Please take a look at the link below to see what's currently available.
04:51
00 - Concepts & Terms
06:50
01 - Setting Up Our Application
08:15
01 - Assertions And Test Examples
12:37
02 - Writing Our First Test
01:51
03 - Testing Authentication Is Required
02:29
04 - Testing Validation
07:02
05 - Testing Sites Have Valid URL Protocols
04:03
06 - Extracting Validation To A Request Class
11:31
07 - Sending Notifications
04:35
07 - Visual Changes & Making Sure A Site Does Not Get Added Twice
10:15
08 - Checking A Website
00:31
08 - Casting The Check Model Properties
04:20
09 - Calculating The Elapsed Time
03:43
10 - Faking The HTTP Client
04:52
11 - Testing All HTTP Failure Codes Using Data Providers
01:18
11 - Making Http Assertions
10:28
12 - Test Driving Bugs
02:55
13 - Limiting The Response Content
04:21
14 - Wrapping Things Up Writing Small, Important Tests
03:34
15 - Checking The Website As Soon As It Is Added
05:59
16 - Writing A Command To Check Every Website Every Single Minute
07:12
17 - Notifying The User Once Their Website Goes Down
04:06
18 - Notifying The User Once Their Site Comes Back Up
03:17
18 - Testing The SiteIsDown Notification Class
07:20
19 - Refactoring Combining Two Notifications Into One
06:54
20 - Accepting Webhook URLs On Sites
07:20
21 - Sending Webhooks Back
13:51
22 - Extracting The Webhook Code To Its Own Job
03:27
23 - Replacing The Webhook Call With A Job Dispatch
01:52
24 - Testing The Site
08:13
25 - Refactoring The CheckWebsite Test
09:08
26 - Making Sure We Can Filter Offline Sites
09:44
27 - Filtering Archived Sites
10:34
28 - Filtering Active Sites
This course is aimed at developers that already comfortable with Laravel and want to learn testing. If you're well-experienced with TDD, this course might not be worth it.
As a beginner, you'll learn how to actually write tests that keep you happy and your application stable.
As an intermediate developer that doesn't know much about testing, you'll learn some nice tricks and get more comfortable with Laravel's testing API.
Yes. You have 7 days to ask for a refund. No questions asked.
Probably not. I suggest you learn the basics and then see if you're still interested in the course.
If you have to choose between this course and Laracasts, I suggest you go with Laracasts.
This course is going to aggregate a lot to you, but on Laracasts you can learn about several other things.
Yes! It is not available on the website yet, but you can send me an e-mail at [email protected] and I'll give you a 30% discount if you're from a country with a lower purchasing power.
I want everybody to be able to purchase this course if they want it. Send me an email at [email protected] or reach out to me on Twitter and we'll figure things out!
You get access to the Git repository and to a Slack workspace where you can chat with other members and solve your doubts.
Definitely. The current table of contents is just a reference — I will surely add additional lessons for awhile, as long as topics come up.
Sure I do. Check out my YouTube Channel.
7-day no questions asked refund policy.
If you don't enjoy the course, it's fine — you'll be refunded.
Get access to the lessons as they're released and get a 30% discount.
Lifetime access to all lessons as they're added
Access to the Slack workspace
Access to the Github repository
Ability to request new lessons
Get access to the finished, polished version of the course.
Lifetime access to all lessons
Access to the Slack workspace
Access to the Github repository
Ability to request new lessons
Hey! My name is Mateus Guimarães and I've been writing code for a few years now.
I've worked with several different types of clients, including companies in the telecommunications, marketing and SMS businesses.
I've also had my own company — a ticketing platform — which gave me a lot of experience writing robust, well-tested apps.
In my free time, I like to blog and I also have a YouTube channel with programming screencasts and general life/work videos.
You can also find me on Twitter, GitHub, LinkedIn and Instagram.
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