In this episode, Scott talks to April Wensel from Compassionate Coding about empathy in coding and her keynote at php[tek] 2024.
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Every month, we here at php[architect], as well as an extended group of fantastic PHP community members from around the world, work very hard to deliver a magazine that will help equip you with not just the knowledge but also the perspective needed to navigate the complexities of managing projects and day to day coding. […]
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Docker is one of the best ways to have a consistent environment across multiple computers, but for new developers (and even not-so-new developers), it can be hard to understand and set up. Thankfully, the Laravel team has created Laravel Sail to make Docker a much easier tool to use when we’re working on Laravel projects. […]
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“Works on my machine” it’s a common refrain before closing out a bug ticket. This hides the fact that something is different between your development and production environments. There are a bunch of ways to resolve this problem but one of the easiest is to use a solution like Docker to make sure our development […]
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As developers, we’re constantly managing where entities are in some flow. Entities like blog posts, multi-step user registration, and even UI elements can exist in multiple states, and we’re responsible for making sure that they’re always in a valid state. If something unexpected happens in those flows, it can cause bugs, which can cause us […]
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I genuinely don’t believe there are truly secure applications. People are always finding new attack vectors, either through our code, infrastructure, or people. Having a Bug Bounty program allows “ethical” attackers to help you identify these potential pitfalls before the bad guys find them. Want to learn about securing your applications? Continue reading php[magazine] and […]
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As developers, we’re constantly managing where entities are in some state. Entities like blog posts, multi-step user registration, and even UI elements can exist in multiple states, and we’re responsible for making sure that they’re always in a valid state. If something unexpected happens in those flows, it can cause bugs, which can cause us […]
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As developers, we have times when we get to process a lot of data. Sometimes it’s a few kilobytes of data and we don’t need to worry about the performance because computers are so fast. When we’re looking at gigabytes or more of data then we need to be aware of the performance of our […]
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John and Eric share more of the day-to-day behind-the-scenes work that goes on at php[architect]. This episode of php is sponsored by JetBrains PhpStorm We discuss php[tek] 2024, writing for the magazine, and what is coming in the next release of php[architect] magazine. Join the Discord at https://phpa.me/discord Subscribe to the Magazine Today https://phpa.me/signup Twitter […]
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This month we have some very exciting news, the speaker lineup and schedule has been published for php[tek] 2024. We’re extremely excited about the upcoming Tek lineup and think there is something there for everyone. Check it out for yourself at https://tek.phparch.com/schedule. We hope to see you there in April. Now, let’s talk about this […]
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