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Jason McCreary, the creator of Laravel Shift, has a unique insight into test coverage (or lack thereof) in many Laravel projects and of the 15,000 Laravel applications upgraded by Shift, only 17% have tests.

Because of this lack of testing, he designed the Confident Laravel course that is designed to help you get started testing existing codebases and how to get started. The course consists of four lessons containing 24 lessons (32 videos if you buy the master package):

  • Lesson 1: Start Testing
  • Lesson 2: Testing Application Code
  • Lesson 3: Testing Integrations
  • Lesson 4: Testing Additional Classes

The course includes the following materials:

  • Video Course (24 videos)
  • Testing Tips Reference
  • Bonus Videos (Master Package)
  • Group Q&A Calls (Master Package)

To learn more about the Confident Laravel course and to purchase, visit confidentlaravel.com.

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