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Episode 28 – Unit Tests
Episode 28 is all about unit tests!
Unit tests are a tool that developers use to help ensure that code is performing properly. During this episode we discuss how to get unit tests set up, how they are valuable, and some common challenges that developers encounter while writing tests.
We began discussions on unit tests in Episode 8, now it’s time to go further.
This episode was sponsored by WP Ninjas, the creators of Ninja Demo and the highly popular Ninja Forms plugin.
Show Notes:
Transcript
INTRO: Welcome to Apply Filters, the podcast all about WordPress development. Now here’s your hosts, Pippin Williamson and Brad Touesnard.
BRAD: Welcome to Episode 28. Today we’re going to be talking about unit testing. But first, Pippin, what have you been up to, man?
PIPPIN: The last week or so was mostly involved with getting Affiliate WP version 1.3 out, which was a big release that Andrew and I have been working on for a couple of months. I think we pushed out 1.2 around July. Maybe it was August, so we’ve had a couple of months to work on getting some new features out. We finally got it all finished, and we’re pretty pleased with it.
BRAD: Cool.
PIPPIN: It was a pretty large release that had some highly requested features in it like people really wanted pretty affiliate URLs, so instead of something like yoursite.com?ref=3, it would just be yoursite.com/ref/BradTouesnard.
BRAD: Right.
PIPPIN: And that would be an affiliate link, so we got those put in. We got some — we added affiliate coupon tracking to iThemes Exchange, so instead of requiring an affiliate URL, you can now, if you redeem a coupon that’s connected to an affiliate, that affiliate will automatically get a commission on that sale even though no affiliate URL was used.
We added a new integration for Gravity Forms, so if you’re using Gravity Forms to sell stuff, you can now send som
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By Apply FiltersEpisode 28 is all about unit tests!
Unit tests are a tool that developers use to help ensure that code is performing properly. During this episode we discuss how to get unit tests set up, how they are valuable, and some common challenges that developers encounter while writing tests.
We began discussions on unit tests in Episode 8, now it’s time to go further.
This episode was sponsored by WP Ninjas, the creators of Ninja Demo and the highly popular Ninja Forms plugin.
Show Notes:
Transcript
INTRO: Welcome to Apply Filters, the podcast all about WordPress development. Now here’s your hosts, Pippin Williamson and Brad Touesnard.
BRAD: Welcome to Episode 28. Today we’re going to be talking about unit testing. But first, Pippin, what have you been up to, man?
PIPPIN: The last week or so was mostly involved with getting Affiliate WP version 1.3 out, which was a big release that Andrew and I have been working on for a couple of months. I think we pushed out 1.2 around July. Maybe it was August, so we’ve had a couple of months to work on getting some new features out. We finally got it all finished, and we’re pretty pleased with it.
BRAD: Cool.
PIPPIN: It was a pretty large release that had some highly requested features in it like people really wanted pretty affiliate URLs, so instead of something like yoursite.com?ref=3, it would just be yoursite.com/ref/BradTouesnard.
BRAD: Right.
PIPPIN: And that would be an affiliate link, so we got those put in. We got some — we added affiliate coupon tracking to iThemes Exchange, so instead of requiring an affiliate URL, you can now, if you redeem a coupon that’s connected to an affiliate, that affiliate will automatically get a commission on that sale even though no affiliate URL was used.
We added a new integration for Gravity Forms, so if you’re using Gravity Forms to sell stuff, you can now send som