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Testing TYPO3’s Core - Part III: Unit Tests
Units are the smallest testable parts of software. The workflow patterns we use for testing TYPO3´s core have evolved over time and unit testing became an integral part quite a few years ago. This was after experiencing rather strange issues when first integrating the scheduler into the core.
Read moreTesting TYPO3’s Core - Part II: On Hardware & Dockers
Developing a successful and strong software requires a decent development platform with specific hardware, third-party software and parallelization of jobs. An efficient communication between this setup and other parts of the system ensures that processes run smoothly and swiftly.
Testing TYPO3's Core - Part I: Infrastructure
Automatic testing is integrated into the process of developing TYPO's core. Every patch version that is pushed to the review system goes through a standard process and multiple verification ensures that the software conforms to requirements.
Why You Should Use an Official Partner
With every powerful system comes a more or less steep learning curve, and these don’t go together with “quick wins” - leaving behind mixed results in terms of quality.
What to Look for in a CMS
Today there's a myriad of options available when you’re looking for the right CMS to build your website. In this post we want to share some advice on what you should consider when choosing a CMS.
Cloudflare Optimizes Images With WebP
Several days ago Cloudflare announced on their blog that their image optimization engine "Polish" has been enhanced with a new feature that's enables recompressing images with the WebP format. To understand what this means, we need to understand what Cloudflare does in the first place.
How We Solve Our Password Madness
Storing passwords is easy - get a password manager and you're done. But how to share these passwords between your co-workers or maybe even external people? We know there is no such thing as "the right solution", but we though we'd share how we do it.