Learn how to write tests for your Laravel applications using test-driven development or TDD. This skill shows you how to use tools like PHPUnit and Pest to build reliable features step by step. You will work with model factories, HTTP tests, and authentication testing.
Any Laravel developer can use this skill to create better code. It helps you test your Eloquent models, API endpoints, and external services like queues and mail. The goal is to make your applications more stable and easier to change.
You will follow the red-green-refactor cycle. First write a failing test, then make it pass, then improve your code. This workflow gives you confidence that everything works correctly.
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