A lot of time and energy is spent discussing how open-source software enables modern business. Entire businesses (including several of mine) are built completely on open-source software and wouldn't e...
In Part VIII, we looked at cache as a resilience layer for reads. That helped us decide what may be stale, how to prevent stampedes, and how to keep the origin alive during spikes and partial dependen...
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Authentication is one of those topics where the gap between "working" and "correct" is wide enough to cause serious problems. An API that issues tokens and accepts them on protected routes is working....
We've added event-driven architecture to keep our API clients lightweight while enabling secondary actions—like logging, analytics, and local persistence—to run seamlessly in the background. In our pr...
Hello again, PHP community. I've recently been thinking about how small changes can have a big impact on someone using adaptive technology, such as a screen reader, to navigate the web. I've touched o...
When AI tools meet persistent remote environments, the friction between having an idea and acting on it nearly disappears. In this article, I share how I scaffolded an entire CakePHP plugin from my iP...
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