PHP Architect

by Christopher Miller

Alright, so we've covered the mathematical foundations and basic algorithms, but now comes the part that'll probably take up most of your actual machine learning time - data preprocessing. It's not th...

by Scott Keck-Warren

One of the huge benefits of PHP is its "shared nothingness" architecture. A request comes in, PHP boots up, loads your framework, pulls in configuration, initializes services, handles the request, and...

by John Congdon

Hello friends, it's time once again for your (almost monthly) dose of a grumpy programmer yelling at clouds. In this month's column, I continue talking about testing patterns. Since not everyone has r...

by Wendell Adriel

Hello again, everyone! I hope you're enjoying our journey on learning how to create resilient PHP applications, and that you're ready for the next part of our journey! In Part II, I showed a reference...

by Eric Mann

Now that the year has lost that "new year's smell," the too-ambitious gym memberships have been cancelled, and we're back to reality, we need to remember that not every list is as transient as those h...

by Edward Barnard

On February 11, 1934, a group of Army officers gathered at the Newark, New Jersey, airport for a demonstration of the Link Trainer. This was an airplane cockpit simulator that rolled, pitched, and spu...

by Oscar Merida

Software is ultimately written for people, not just machines. A processor would be perfectly fine with assembly or machine code, but those of us with meat-space processors need abstractions, readable...

by Abdulrafiu Izuafa

Arthur C. Clarke wrote that "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Today's AI coding assistants feel precisely like that—magic. But behind the illusion lies a fundamen...

by John Congdon

PHP has always had an awkward relationship with concurrency. For most of its history, the answer to "how do I do two things at once" was "you don't." Each request runs in isolation, does its work, and...