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Written by Frank de Jonge
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on Mar. 8, 2018
When developers talk about the infrastructural boundaries or external dependencies they often talk about databases and third-party integration. They're the first thing we'll put behind an interface so we can stub them out during our tests. This gives us some control over them. It's become relativel…
Written by Frank de Jonge
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on Mar. 8, 2018
When developers talk about the infrastructural boundaries or external dependencies they often talk about databases and third-party integration. They're the first thing we'll put behind an interface so we can stub them out during our tests. This gives us some control over them. It's become relativel…
Written by Frank de Jonge
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on Jan. 19, 2018
Docker, and containerised services in general, have brought a lot to the world of software development. While not everybody is (or ever should be) using docker as their deployment method, it's usefulness far exceeds being just a platform to run services on in production. Testing PHP integrations.…
Written by Frank de Jonge
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on Jan. 19, 2018
Docker, and containerised services in general, have brought a lot to the world of software development. While not everybody is (or ever should be) using docker as their deployment method, it's usefulness far exceeds being just a platform to run services on in production. Testing PHP integrations.…
Written by Frank de Jonge
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on Oct. 1, 2017
The PHP landscape is getting more and more diverse. The typical PHP + MySQL combination is no longer the only way of doing things. Applications in PHP are not just fancy database wrappers anymore. The solutions we build today do far more than just model the solution-space around storing records in…
Written by Frank de Jonge
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on Oct. 1, 2017
WARNING: There will be a total of 3 GIF's in this article. If that's too much for you to handle I invite you to stop reading. The PHP landscape is getting more and more diverse. The typical PHP + MySQL combination is no longer the only way of doing things. Applications in PHP are not just fancy dat…