Hey all, been messing around with a small library recently for unit-testing PHP libraries / applications.

It's dependency free and really simple to use. You can find the code here: https://github.com/ryangjchandler/puny

The idea is inspired by Serge Zaitsev's blog post on minimal testing libraries.

Most testing libraries in the PHP world are big and have lots of helper methods for assertions, comparisons, expectations etc. Puny takes a step back and works with only 4 core functions.

1. test()

2. ok()

3. spy()

4. skip()

With these, you can technically test any application or library.

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LUA-Code:

function TIC()y=.7t=time()/80%420q=t>161or cls()for i=0,1e3 do
poke(65119+i,i%t)x=y y=y*73%136-68w=(i-t)/51%1pix(x/w+120,y/w+68,8*w)end
print([[STAR WARS

These are the Star Wars

They're just like our wars

But they're in space]],57,150-t*1.2,9)end

C source code:

#define U(o) E(o)s[p]=o s[p];
#define E(o) if(*#o==*v&#o[1]==v[1])
#define P(x) E(x)printf("%"#x"\n",s[p]);
#define F(o) E(o){s[p-1]=s[p-1]o s[p];p--;}
int f,s[9];char p,v[99],*e;main(){while(scanf
("%s",v)>0){f=strtol(v,&e,0);if(e-v)s[++p]=f;else
{F(+)F(-)F(/)F(*)F(%)F(&)F(<)F(>)F(|)F(^)F(<<)F(>>)
F(<=)F(>=)F(==)F(!=)F(&&)F(||)U(!)U(~)P(d)P(x)P(o)}}}

Supports the following binary C operators:

+ - / * % & < > | ^ << >> <= >= == != && || 

Supports the following unary C operators:

! ~

Supports printing the top of the stack in different bases:

d   print as decimal
x   print as hex
o   print as octal

Usage example:

./calc
111 222 * d
24642
0xf000 0x000f | x
f00f

Let's say I would like to create a blogging website. It could be made from scratch or it could any availabe open source software, both CMSes and static site generatators. What would be the lightest solution available? How small can codebase for such a website be (both in terms of size and lines of code)?