When working on large projects with one codebase you have to set up everything only once. But those of you who do a lot of small projects, how do you cope with it? Do you Read more…
During Christmas, i spent a few days working on a small project: https://meteoritedb.com/ Any feedback or ideas are appreciated !! (I think i’m not breaking the rules. It’s a small personal project and i honestly Read more…
Xdebug, not X-Debug. FWIW, I did a similar test with Xdebug 2, Xdebug 3, PCOV, and phpdbg : https://php.watch/articles/php-code-coverage-comparison Members Online source
Hello guys, I have tried to build a “ready to use” PHP developer box inside docker.The container comes with PHP developers tools pre-installed as well as a code editor. The code editor here is VS-code Read more…
This release saved my sanity with a feature that allows to disable the extension whenever, before you just had to deal with it (e.g. when using composer, doing code coverage, etc). Props to the guy Read more…
Built for those poor souls (ie. myself) that are stuck professionally with Laravel for the foreseeable future. https://github.com/dev-this/laravel-console-logg Zero dependency, no magic (ie. traits/magic methods/static calls), Logger output for your console commands. Leaves your usual Read more…
PHP 8 will be released today! If you have anything to discuss or ask about PHP 8, or if you want to express how you feel about the new release; then you’re free to share Read more…
I’ve just started a side project on it and it’s super great to be up and running quite fast. But I’ve hit quite a blocker soon in the project when I realized I had to Read more…
The amount of people giving reasons to hate it who haven’t used it since 5.4, if ever. array_ functions. Why? I use functions like unique, map, filter and some others a lot. Lack of enums. Read more…
Saying “Haskell has this feature and it allows you to express some common Haskell patterns more succinctly” does not imply “Adding this feature to PHP will allow you to do the same”. Haskell is a Read more…