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PHP Architect

Vol 17, Issue 7

July 2018

Articles
10

by James Titcumb

I recently returned from another fantastic edition of the Dutch PHP Conference in the Netherlands, where I spoke to many people about open source software. In fact, every year they host a “Code Night”...

by Chris Tankersley

Issues and issue tracking are central to your team's communications about what's getting worked on and needs fixing. Having a clear and agreed upon standard for working with them will keep your team f...

by Edward Barnard

If you have trouble making change for a dollar without a calculator, and don't care, this article may not be for you. Otherwise, come along with me! We'll be converting between numbering systems. We'l...

by Eli White

Proportionally fewer people are graduating from college with degrees in computer science & related fields. In 2005 and 2015, there were approximately the same number of Computer Science graduates,...

by Joe Ferguson

Last month we covered the basics of CakePHP and how to get started creating routes, controllers, database tables, and retrieving data. This month we're going to dive into returning HTML views, as well...

by Dave Stokes

Do you work on projects where you begin coding before knowing what your data looks like? Or are you part of the vast majority of developers who have had little or no training in database theory, relat...

by Brian Thompson

As the development of PHP software has evolved, so has the tooling that can support it. Similarly, as projects have grown, so have the project teams working together. This growth in project teams has...

by Luka Muzinic

While finite state machines and Petri nets sound too abstract or even out of place for web development, rest assured, they can be quite useful in your applications. If you have news articles that go f...

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