Category: PHP

Once upon a time, I wanted to get a rubber duck. One rubber duck. I…

I am a long-time gnome-shell user. I appreciate the simplicity and elegance it provides, as…

In Expressive, we have standardized on a file named config/routes.php to contain all your route…

Ten years ago this month, I was involved in a couple of huge changes for…

I fielded a question in the Laminas Slack yesterday that I realized should likely be…

Progress has been happening at a furious pace on the Zend Framework to Laminas transition,…

Due to disorganization on my part, I accidentally booked php[world] 2019 to coincide with a…

Update As of 2019-10-01, I am once again employed full-time. Thank you everyone who reached…

Last week, I did some system updates, and then decided to compile the most recent…

Today in the Laminas Slack, somebody asked if there was an equivalent to Laravel’s Tinker…

The Laminas Project has close to 200 repositories between the main project, Laminas API Tools,…

TLDR; Rector – The Power of Automated Refactoring is now 100% completed Tomas Votruba and…

@ediar asked me on Twitter if I still think a constructor should not be tested.…

In October 2020 I asked Tomáš Votruba, the mastermind behind Rector, if we could have…

I recently heard this interesting question: if your project uses a static analysis tool like…

This article is an excerpt from my book Advanced Web Application Architecture. It contains a…

A lot can happen in 9 years. Back then I was still advocating that you…

When working on OpenWhisk, I discovered that it needed a different Java to the one…

UPDATE: Since this was published, PR 1087 has been raised and merged with restores pecl…

With the release of Big Sur, my scripts for keyboard control of macOS notification alerts…