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PHP Architect

Vol 25, Issue 3

March 2026

Articles
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by Scott Keck-Warren

Very early in my career, I became the lead break/fix technician in a small IT department. I didn't get the role because I knew someone or played office politics well (because, for full transparency, I...

by Christopher Miller

Alright, so we've cleaned up our data, and now it's time to start building the actual brains of our machine learning system. We're talking about neural networks - the digital equivalent of brain cells...

by John Congdon

There's a particular kind of pain that comes from inheriting an API where the documentation says one thing, the code does another, and the consumers have long since written their own internal notes to...

by Edward Barnard

When you see an odd AI response, what caused that response? Is it a hallucination, or something else? A detective might call this "figuring out the motive." Learning to reason from effect back to caus...

by Oscar Merida

Each release of PHP bring new capabilities to enhance our capabilities or reduce boilerplate code. PHP 8.4 introduced property hooks for handling getting and setting object properties without having t...

by John Congdon

I spent hours debugging a problem that came down to a single character. A function was modifying an array that should have been unchanged. I checked everything from the function logic, the calling cod...

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