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PHP Architect

Vol 22, Issue 7

July 2023

Articles
11

by Oscar Merida

We know how to plot a course through a maze. Next, we’re tasked with translating the maze solution into a list of directions to escape the labyrinth. We’ll study the problem, come up with a solution,...

by Chris Tankersley

Most PHP applications should run inside a serverless application without any problems, and by using Bref, we get access to the most common extensions. If you need something special, you can compile yo...

by Joe Ferguson

Last month we covered Databases as a Service and glossed over the fact that MySQL and PostgreSQL are the commonly found relational database management systems (DBMS) across providers. While MySQL is o...

by Eric Mann

Every application must be designed, and the ethical consideration of that tool’s use (or misuse) must be key to the technical design. by Eric Mann

by John Congdon

Hello, as a kid, I was one of those kids who rarely asked why I had to do something. I just assumed my parents knew what was best for me and wouldn’t make up rules just for their entertainment. by Max...

by Matt Lantz

Web Applications and website architectures have shifting trends, just like frameworks and languages. As one group’s interest takes hold, another group’s interest becomes the way of the past. However,...

by Frank Wallen

We reached the end of active PSRs and PERs. Now we can start looking at what’s next at the PHP-FIG, which we will do in this month’s column. We will look at the four PSRs in DRAFT status: PSR-5 PHPDoc...

by Beth Tucker Long

There is a special group out there full of brave thrill-seekers. Adventurous people who venture beyond the security of the stable and stand on the forefront of uncharted waters. They hunt out dangers...

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