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Catch bugs before your users do

Ensure your Laravel app works as expected with structured, automated testing baked into your pipeline.

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Our process

How our QA process works

Identify critical workflows

Pinpoint which features, flows, and APIs absolutely must never break.

Develop a test suite

Build comprehensive unit, feature, and browser tests.

Set Up automated testing

Integrate your test suites into GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or other pipelines.

Perform manual exploratory testing

Test what automation can’t catch, edge cases, UI glitches, mobile behaviors.

Load test high-traffic areas

Simulate hundreds or thousands of users hitting your app simultaneously.

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Developer tips & insights

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Choose Pest over PHPUnit in 2026. It's Laravel's elegant wrapper with cleaner syntax, stunning failures, and built‑in parallelism, without losing PHPUnit power. Start with feature tests for HTTP/API endpoints (your app's "smoke test"), then unit for critical services. Run ./vendor/bin/pest or php artisan test. Focus on confidence over coverage early.
Use factories for fresh data, actingAs() for auth, assertions on JSON structure/status, and parallel runs. Refresh DB between tests, mock externals. Tests stay fast/reliable by isolating state, mimicking real flows without shared fixtures.
Target business logic/services first (80/20 rule), use Pest's it() for readable specs, group by feature, and CI thresholds. Refactor brittle tests into traits/helpers. High coverage comes from testing what matters, not chasing lines—keeps suites green/greenable.
Queues/Jobs/Events: Queue::fake() and assertPushed() for dispatching, dispatchSync() or Job::dispatchNow() for execution, Event::fake() for listeners. Run queues in‑memory (sync driver). Isolates async code reliably, verifies side effects without real workers
Laravel Dusk for Laravel‑native (Livewire/Inertia), Playwright/Cypress for JS‑heavy SPAs—parallel, visual regression. Limit to 5‑10 critical flows. Validates full stack realistically, catches UI bugs missed by API tests.
70% unit (services), 20% feature/API (flows), 10% E2E (journeys), measure via coverage reports + failure rates + deploy confidence. Effectiveness: fast feedback loops, <5% flaky, CI <10min. Balances speed/confidence economically.
Pest architecture tests for folder structure/contracts, phpstan level 10 + Rector in CI, code reviews with checklists, domain folders. Fail PRs on violations. Prevents debt proactively, scales teams without chaos.

Stop Bugs Before They Start

Build tests that catch it all, critical flows, tricky edges, and real-world user quirks. Keep your Laravel app solid, smooth, and ready for anything.

Test. Protect. Deliver.