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Rādhārādhya Dāsa, Learn CakePHP, 10.1007/978-1-4842-1212-7_13
Rādhārādhya Dāsa1
(1)Somogyvamos, Hungary
You need the right tools to do good work
Running tests can be time-consuming, but this doesn’t require any user interaction. For that reason, tests are ideal targets for automation. CakePHP has a built-in test shell that we’ve already used in the previous chapters. As was mentioned earlier, testing in the browser is boring, time-consuming, and not the best option. With unit tests, you can develop without touching the browser. This one thing can significantly shorten development time.
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