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on Dec. 23, 2021
Every now and then during your developer career, you face interesting and unique challenges, such as merging different codebases into one single Laravel application. This is a story of how Rector helped me automate one of the hardest parts of this merge.
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on Dec. 17, 2021
Doing something for the first time is always exciting. Some things will go right and many things will go wrong. It’s easy to miss those things if you don’t look back afterwards. Here are some learnings from facilitating my very first event storm.
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on Dec. 9, 2021
Docker for mac has historically been very slow when combined with PHP applications. In this article we’ll take a closer look at several of the options available to improve this performance.
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on Dec. 3, 2021
Sometimes you need to add temporary code to your codebase, one-off commands you want to delete afterwards. However, more often than not, this temporary code doesn’t get deleted, but lives on inside the codebase. Here are some suggestions to cope with this situation.
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on Nov. 23, 2021
Using facades and hexagonal architecture can help you keep your bounded contexts separated. In this blog post I will explain how.
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on Nov. 5, 2021
Every startup and scale-up faces a lot of challenges. When we perform technical due diligence, we often come across similar issues faced by these early stage companies. In this post, we go over the most common challenges faced by startups in 2021, as discovered by our SaaS audit process.