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edit approved Aug 13, 2011 at 7:35
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SimpleTest is slightly easyereasier to grasp  , but PHPUnit is the best ( in my opinion atleastat least ) , so if you whantwant to start learning and using a framework  , start with the one you're going to use when you'll be a master in TDD , don't. Don't look at if it's easyereasier or harder now , becousebecause if you start with SimpleTest for example , then you start using Zend Framework becouse you'rebecause your boss tells you so , you'll have to use PHPUnit with ZF  . So think of you'reyour future , becousebecause an easy to learn framework doesn't necesarly hasnecessarily have to be the best one , usualy the harder to grasp the better the framework .

AllsoAlso have a look at they'rtheir revisions , see witchwhich one is maintained better .

SimpleTest is slightly easyer to grasp  , but PHPUnit is the best ( in my opinion atleast ) , so if you whant to start learning and using a framework  , start with the one you're going to use when you'll be a master in TDD , don't look at if it's easyer or harder now , becouse if you start with SimpleTest for example , then you start using Zend Framework becouse you're boss tells you so , you'll have to use PHPUnit with ZF  . So think of you're future , becouse an easy to learn framework doesn't necesarly has to be the best one , usualy the harder to grasp the better the framework .

Allso have a look at they'r revisions , see witch one is maintained better .

SimpleTest is slightly easier to grasp, but PHPUnit is the best ( in my opinion at least ) , so if you want to start learning and using a framework, start with the one you're going to use when you'll be a master in TDD. Don't look at if it's easier or harder now , because if you start with SimpleTest for example , then you start using Zend Framework because your boss tells you so , you'll have to use PHPUnit with ZF. So think of your future , because an easy to learn framework doesn't necessarily have to be the best one , usualy the harder to grasp the better the framework .

Also have a look at their revisions , see which one is maintained better .

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Poelinca Dorin
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SimpleTest is slightly easyer to grasp , but PHPUnit is the best ( in my opinion atleast ) , so if you whant to start learning and using a framework , start with the one you're going to use when you'll be a master in TDD , don't look at if it's easyer or harder now , becouse if you start with SimpleTest for example , then you start using Zend Framework becouse you're boss tells you so , you'll have to use PHPUnit with ZF . So think of you're future , becouse an easy to learn framework doesn't necesarly has to be the best one , usualy the harder to grasp the better the framework .

Allso have a look at they'r revisions , see witch one is maintained better .