Interviews from php[world]: Cal Evans, Taylor Otwell, Samantha Quiñones, and Gary Hockin

by · October 28, 2019

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Our crew sat down and snagged some interviews in the atrium at php[world] in Tyson’s Corner, Virginia.

Puphpeteer, 25 Years of PHP, and Joe Ferguson

by · September 24, 2019

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php[podcast] Episode 24

In Episode 24 Eric, John, and Oscar discuss some of the articles in the September 2019 issue “Master of Puppets”. Topics History of PHP, celebrating “25 Years of PHP”, and the Impact Awards at php[world] Using Puphpeteer to automate Chromium browser tasks and testing. Code style, and refactoring legacy code. Code editors from VIM (and […]

2019 Impact Award Nominees

by · September 18, 2019

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To celebrate of “25 Years of PHP” at php[world], we’re bring back the php[architect] Impact Awards to recognize the projects, tools, services, and people which have made a significant contribution to PHP development and the community in general.

The Workshop: Introduction to PDF Generation

by · September 12, 2019

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Despite the promise of a “paperless” office, we still need to create documents that print and render nearly-identically across devices and operating systems. PDFs have filled this niche nicely for end-users, but if you need to generate PDFs with PHP programmatically, the options are overwhelming. How do you choose? In this series, we’ll investigate the solutions at our disposal and the pros and cons of each.

Symfony 4, Legacy Code, the Future of PHP, and Karl Hughes

by · August 26, 2019

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Eric, John, and Oscar discuss Symfony 4, legacy code, and interview Karl Hughes about what it takes to run a user group.

Defensive Coding Crash Course

by · August 16, 2019

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Defensive Coding Crash Course by Mark Niebergall

By Mark Niebergall Ensuring software reliability, resiliency, and recoverability is best achieved by practicing effective defensive coding. Take a crash course in defensive coding with PHP as we cover attack surfaces, input validation, canonicalization, secure type checking, external library vetting, cryptographic agility, exception management, automatic code analysis, peer code reviews, and automated testing. Learn some […]

Elasticsearch, Defensive Coding, and Maura Teal

by · July 23, 2019

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Episode 22 - ElasticSearch, Defensive Coding, and interview with Maura Teal

Working with Elasticsearch, defensive coding practices, Maura Teal on her WordPress talks, preventing burn out, and more in Episode 22.

Internal Apparatus: Memoization

by · June 26, 2019

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Memoization is another form of memory use. I see it regularly used for improving application performance, but it’s also used to improve compiler performance. To learn the concept, we’ll use a PHP project with database tables, then look at other ways to use the technique.

Serverless PHP, Array Functions, and Data Structures with Chris Tankersley

by · June 17, 2019

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Eric, John, and Oscar are back post-php[tek] to discuss the June 2019 issue.

Serverless PHP, Composer and Magento, php[world] Call for Speakers.

by · May 21, 2019

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In Episode 20 Eric, John, and Oscar are back talking about PHP, and the May 2019 issue. Topics John and Eric discuss Serverless PHP, Deploying ReactPHP Applications, Mysql 8.o, and more. Oscar talks about using Composer with Magento and similar experiences with Drupal, network tunneling with ngrok.com, and a reminder that the php[world] Call for […]

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