SymfonyLive Berlin 2018 Call for Papers
Berlin will see its next SymfonyLive from October 24th to 26th ! This year, we are moving to a new, but familiar, venue: the Mercure MOA, where the internatio…
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New Outer Array Functions Coming to PHP 7.3
PHP 7.3 introduces two new array functions for working with the “outer” keys of an array. Learn about the RFC proposal and how the new functions work with some …
Hi, author of PHPStan here — you can require this larastan package and just …
Hi, author of PHPStan here — you can require this larastan package and just include its “extension.neon” in your normal PHPStan installation. The proprietary executor wrapper made by Nuno here is just what the Laravel folks are used to, and if it helps the adoption of PHPStan by Laravel community, I don't have a …
Facebook AI Research Expands With New Academic Collaborations
This article originally appeared on newsroom.fb.com . We created Facebook AI Research over four years ago to focus on advancing the science and technology of AI, and we’ve always done this by collaborating with local academic communities. FAIR relies on open partnerships to help drive AI forward, where researcher…
202 Accepted
202 Accepted , means that the server accepted the request, but it’s not sure yet if the request will be completed successfully. The specification calls it ‘intentionally non-committal’. You might see APIs using this response for for example asynchronous batch processing. HTTP doesn’t have a standard way to …
Laravel Query Builder
Laravel Query Builder is a package by Alex Vanderbist and the folks at Spatie, to quickly build Eloquent queries from API requests. This package makes creating …
Objects should be constructed in one go
Consider the following rule: When you create an object, it should be complete, consistent and valid in one go. It is derived from the more general principle that it should not be possible for an object to exist in an inconsistent state. I think this is a very important rule, one that will gradually lead …
The conference schedule for SymfonyLive London 2018 is out!
We’re very pleased to announce that the conference schedule for this year’s edition of the SymfonyLive conference in London is online. Join us on September …
New Pluralsight Course: The State of GDPR - Common Questions and Misperceptio…
I love so many of the underlying principles of GDPR as it relates to protecting our personal data. I love the idea of us providing it for a specific purpose and it not being used beyond that. I love that it seeks to give us more control over access to (and erasure of) our data. I also love that the regulation has the …
Web Design Weekly #326
Headlines Building the Google Photos Web UI A technical write up about how they Google Photos team solved various challenges, and a peek under the hood of how the web version of Google Photos works. Awesome read. (medium.com) The Speed Update is now rolling out for all users. (googleblog.com) Sponsor Web …
Bye Disqus, hello Webmention!
Since 2013 I’ve used Disqus on this website for comments. Over the years Disqus has been getting ‘fatter’, so I’ve been thinking of switching to something new. Then on Friday, I saw a tweet which got me inspired: I moved to distributed, standard based, and @indiewebcamp solutions based comments, AKA …
Through the Looking Glass: Analyzing the Interplay Between Memory, Disk, and …
Introduction Understanding the relationships between various internal caches and disk performance, and how those relationships affect database and applicatio…
What If We Didn't Use a Database?
Leading up to this episode, I've been doing some thinking. Yes, we can store achievement badges within the database, but where do we put the logic that …
Laravel Query Detector
Laravel Query Detector is a package by Marcel Pociot, which detects N+1 queries. The package will automatically notify you of any N+1 issues when your …
Symfony website updates #3
Following the new features we've added in May in the Events & Meetups section, we're pleased to introduce a brand new section within the main website …
★ Introducing laravel-event-projector: the easiest way to get started with …
In most applications you store the state of the application in the database. If something needs to change you simply update values in a table. When using …
carbon-cli – Carbon, from the CLI
carbon-cli is a CLI tool which interacts with the aforementioned Carbon , allowing you to create beautiful images of your source code. Installation per NPM/Yarn, or run it directly using npx npm i -g carbon-cli Usage is quite simple: carbon -f file.js carbon-cli – Carbon, from the CLI →
Swoole – PHP asynchronous programming framework
Swoole is an high-performance network framework using an event-driven, asynchronous, non-blocking I/O model which makes it scalable and efficient. It is written in C language without 3rd party libraries as PHP extension. It enables PHP developers to write high-performance, scalable, concurrent TCP, UDP, Unix Socket, …
CSS shape-outside Experiments
I like these pens by Kristopher Van Sant using shape-outside to wrap text in a shape. Take this heart for example: CSS Shapes Experiments → Back in 2006 (!) I created a small site/tool named “The Box Office” to fake that. It took the line-height and floated a truckload of boxes to one side to …
Vision-free MIT Cheetah
Cheetah can now run blind amongst a few other new tricks: Also notice how small this thing has become when compared to three years ago