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In the first two parts, I covered getting up and running with running acceptance tests sequentially, using a Ramdisk to speed things up, running tests in parallel, specifying a custom theme to test on and writing your own tests. Over a year later we revisit Behat to speed up the process of orchestrating the environment and to understand a bit more about what is going on. To understand this post, I recommend that you read the first two parts beforehand.
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How to record a macro in Excel.
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NOTE: I’m publishing this in case it is useful to people but with the following disclaimers: a) I’m a react noob
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Last month, we talked about how to install Moodle LMS locally on your Windows computer in order to do things
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Are you interested in developing MySQL queries in Moodle so you can create your own customised reports ? If so,
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Are you a Moodle LMS plugin developer? Whether or not you make your plugins available on Moodle.org, GitHub.com or for
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In our previous article we showed you how to access the Moodle Logs at a course level. In this article
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Moodle — Debugging SQL Most Moodle developers will have hit this problem: You write what you think is a *perfect* SQL query
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One of my favourite and most useful open source plugins for Moodle LMS is FilterCodes, a filter type plugin for
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