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2025: a year of major anniversaries for #PHP, #AFUP, #Symfony and #APIplatform.
https://sensiolabs.com/blog/2025/2025-a-year-of-anniversaries-for-php-afup-symfony-and-api-platform -
2025, what a year for the #PHP community! 🎉
30 years of @phpc , 25 years of #AFUP, 20 years of #Symfony, 10 years of @ApiPlatform – let’s celebrate together!
🎂 Join @afup @SensioLabsOfficial
@cooptilleuls & Symfony this year’s events for special talks, retrospectives, and more! 🫶 -
(2) Il était une fois... les navigateurs - Noël MACÉ,Pierre TIBULLE - Forum PHP 2022 - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lgTDmBA9TA#php #afup #Php_Programming Language #forumphp
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JS vs PHP Idempotency Vault: Stop Double Charges
One key, one charge. No more panic refunds.
#php #javascript #idempotency #doublecharges #payments #refunds #viralcoding #codecomparison #backendsafety #reliability
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„I deleted my source code“
https://joppe.dev/2026/02/26/i-deleted-my-source-code/
„The classic development workflow we all know and loved, is disappearing fast. We will no longer care about the nitty gritty details of how the code works. We will only care that it does.“
Experiment in #php that has unit tests, some spec markdown files plus skill files to fill the src folder on every push according to specs/tests.
Old heads cry in #UML, model driven development and flow based whatever. Can't remember all the hyped methodologies. Thought visual driven development. Typed that into Google and found "visual reverse engineering" that uses legacy UIs to guess what a system does and recreates it in "not #COBOL" or "not #Delphi"!?
Lots of "The Purpose of a System is What it Does" systems out there nowadays, I guess. What do old cyberneticists make of all of this? #posiwid
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PHP Hotline: Hilarious Hot Takes & Greenville Number! #shorts: See Andrew's amazing PHP Hot Takes hotline. This live number in Greenville gives a response on another reason to love or hate PHP. Don't call just yet; he doesn't want the demo to break before the presentation is finished. #PHP #hotline #Greenville #programming #demo #application https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zM8N2fS4YU0
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A survey of data modeling approaches.
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The biggest US-based PHP conference of the year is coming up in less than a month, and you don’t want to miss it!
Join me at PHP Tek! I’ll be giving talks on OpenAPI and OAuth / OpenID.
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The biggest US-based PHP conference of the year is coming up in less than a month, and you don’t want to miss it!
Join me at PHP Tek! I’ll be giving talks on OpenAPI and OAuth / OpenID.
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The biggest US-based PHP conference of the year is coming up in less than a month, and you don’t want to miss it!
Join me at PHP Tek! I’ll be giving talks on OpenAPI and OAuth / OpenID.
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"Processing One Billion Rows in PHP" will be Florian Engelhardt's talk at phpday25.
#phpday25 #PHP #performance #parallelprocessing
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phpday - 22nd edition
The annual gathering for developers, professionals, and PHP enthusiasts.
The conference is powered by @grusp
📍Verona (Italy) | 📆 May 15-16, 2025
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I finally solved my Composer hanging/stuck issue 🚀
Set up a local proxy server and routed downloads using PHP stream functions.Added real-time debugging with log files to trace where it was freezing.
Result: smooth installs, zero guesswork 😌
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I finally solved my Composer hanging/stuck issue 🚀
Set up a local proxy server and routed downloads using PHP stream functions.Added real-time debugging with log files to trace where it was freezing.
Result: smooth installs, zero guesswork 😌
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I finally solved my Composer hanging/stuck issue 🚀
Set up a local proxy server and routed downloads using PHP stream functions.Added real-time debugging with log files to trace where it was freezing.
Result: smooth installs, zero guesswork 😌
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I finally solved my Composer hanging/stuck issue 🚀
Set up a local proxy server and routed downloads using PHP stream functions.Added real-time debugging with log files to trace where it was freezing.
Result: smooth installs, zero guesswork 😌
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The other night I made this little #PHP tool that validates #PHPDoc annotations against the actual method signature, to make sure that they are compatible and don't drift apart over time.
I use it as a quick check before running #PHPStan to make sure that the static analysis is correctly informed. Published it on #Packagist in case anyone else would find it useful too: https://packagist.org/packages/nsrosenqvist/phpdoc-validator
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The other night I made this little #PHP tool that validates #PHPDoc annotations against the actual method signature, to make sure that they are compatible and don't drift apart over time.
I use it as a quick check before running #PHPStan to make sure that the static analysis is correctly informed. Published it on #Packagist in case anyone else would find it useful too: https://packagist.org/packages/nsrosenqvist/phpdoc-validator
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The other night I made this little #PHP tool that validates #PHPDoc annotations against the actual method signature, to make sure that they are compatible and don't drift apart over time.
I use it as a quick check before running #PHPStan to make sure that the static analysis is correctly informed. Published it on #Packagist in case anyone else would find it useful too: https://packagist.org/packages/nsrosenqvist/phpdoc-validator
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The other night I made this little #PHP tool that validates #PHPDoc annotations against the actual method signature, to make sure that they are compatible and don't drift apart over time.
I use it as a quick check before running #PHPStan to make sure that the static analysis is correctly informed. Published it on #Packagist in case anyone else would find it useful too: https://packagist.org/packages/nsrosenqvist/phpdoc-validator
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How to use local packages in Composer: a guide for PHP developers
When working on a PHP project, it’s common to rely on external libraries published on Packagist. Composer makes installing and managing these dependencies effortless. But what if you need to work with a dependency locally, outside Packagist?
https://dev.to/robertobutti/how-to-use-local-packages-in-composer-a-guide-for-php-developers-h89
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How to use local packages in Composer: a guide for PHP developers
When working on a PHP project, it’s common to rely on external libraries published on Packagist. Composer makes installing and managing these dependencies effortless. But what if you need to work with a dependency locally, outside Packagist?
https://dev.to/robertobutti/how-to-use-local-packages-in-composer-a-guide-for-php-developers-h89
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How to use local packages in Composer: a guide for PHP developers
When working on a PHP project, it’s common to rely on external libraries published on Packagist. Composer makes installing and managing these dependencies effortless. But what if you need to work with a dependency locally, outside Packagist?
https://dev.to/robertobutti/how-to-use-local-packages-in-composer-a-guide-for-php-developers-h89
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How to use local packages in Composer: a guide for PHP developers
When working on a PHP project, it’s common to rely on external libraries published on Packagist. Composer makes installing and managing these dependencies effortless. But what if you need to work with a dependency locally, outside Packagist?
https://dev.to/robertobutti/how-to-use-local-packages-in-composer-a-guide-for-php-developers-h89
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Strengthening PHP Supply Chain Security with a Transparency Log for Packagist.org. #PHP #packagist
http://packagist.org/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Posted into SYMFONY FOR THE DEVIL @symfony-for-the-devil-mobileatom
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Strengthening PHP Supply Chain Security with a Transparency Log for Packagist.org. #PHP #packagist
http://packagist.org/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Posted into SYMFONY FOR THE DEVIL @symfony-for-the-devil-mobileatom
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Woot! Abivia Ledger for Laravel passes 25K downloads through Packagist!
This makes it the most popular piece of open source code I've written, ever. Also apparently one of the most bug-free. Just 12 issues on GitHub in over three years, and most of those not related to bugs.
My personal mission to help developers avoid building ill-conceived accounting logic into their applications continues!
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Woot! Abivia Ledger for Laravel passes 25K downloads through Packagist!
This makes it the most popular piece of open source code I've written, ever. Also apparently one of the most bug-free. Just 12 issues on GitHub in over three years, and most of those not related to bugs.
My personal mission to help developers avoid building ill-conceived accounting logic into their applications continues!
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Woot! Abivia Ledger for Laravel passes 25K downloads through Packagist!
This makes it the most popular piece of open source code I've written, ever. Also apparently one of the most bug-free. Just 12 issues on GitHub in over three years, and most of those not related to bugs.
My personal mission to help developers avoid building ill-conceived accounting logic into their applications continues!
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Woot! Abivia Ledger for Laravel passes 25K downloads through Packagist!
This makes it the most popular piece of open source code I've written, ever. Also apparently one of the most bug-free. Just 12 issues on GitHub in over three years, and most of those not related to bugs.
My personal mission to help developers avoid building ill-conceived accounting logic into their applications continues!
