Yesterday the PHPVerse online-conference was taking place. For reasons unrelated to what I am writing about here I didn t participate. And let me be 100% clear: This is a personal opinion that is based on observations around the conference, not on the content itself! What is PHPVerse? PHPVerse is an online conference organized by Jetbrains Continue reading Bringing The PHP Community together The…
Today I finally managed to find and fix an issue that we had for some time with Code-Coverage generation with PCOV in github actions. To give you a bit of background, imagine a project that uses 2 separate folders where one contains the business-logic and one contains the framework-related code. The framework-related part contains a Continue reading Code-Coverage with PCOV in a mono-repo The post…
Property-Hooks were one of the really hot topics of last years PHP8.4 release. And I do have very strong opinions on them. They were and probably still are extremely hyped for something that in my personal opinion should be a very niche thing. In new projects you shouldn t really need them. But just today I Continue reading Property-Hooks for the win The post Property-Hooks for the win appeared…
A few years back I had a great live-experience regarding failed Content-Negotiation. I was sitting in Montreal in a restaurant waiting for the waiter. Once they came they asked me something in french and I immediately told them that I don t understand french and whether we could speak english. We could. So I got a Continue reading Content-Negotiation The post Content-Negotiation appeared first on…
Today is a very personal day that is deeply connected with the programming language thatI use most I could even say love . On this day 30 years ago a certain Rasmus Lerdorf made his Personal HomePage tools publicly available. The birth of a language that should change the WorldWideWeb conincidentally invented by a Continue reading Happy Birthday PHP The post Happy Birthday PHP appeared first on…