Written by Ondřej Mirtes
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on Nov. 29, 2017
My opinion is that people are using mixed types of values in arrays nevertheless, so let's consider that as a fact. These developers will be better off if the tools help them analyze their code better.
Written by Ondřej Mirtes
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on Nov. 29, 2017
It's been a year since I unveiled PHPStan to the world. After 19 releases, more than 480,000 downloads (clocking around 3,600 daily during the workweek), 2,500 stars on GitHub and countless saved hours of developers that use it every day, PHPStan does so much more and is flourishing how I couldn't…
Written by Ondřej Mirtes
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on Nov. 27, 2017
One of the headlining features of PHPStan 0.9 is the introduction of intersection types. Since this is a very useful feature that helps us understand the code much better, but the terminology is largely unknown and mysterious to the PHP community, I decided to write up and compare these two kinds…
Written by Ondřej Mirtes
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on Apr. 14, 2017
Every developer team should have a good infrastructure providing and enforcing consistent output of each team member at their fingertips. Coding standard is one of many things holding a project together. It should not be obvious from a code snippet who wrote it. The entire team should have common…
Written by Ondřej Mirtes
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on Feb. 27, 2017
Most developers have side projects. That's how we try out new things or make something that we miss on the market or in our dev stack. But most side projects end up unfinished and never actually see the light of day. And even if a developer builds up the courage to show his work to the public, he…
Written by Ondřej Mirtes
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on Jan. 12, 2017
Last September I got into my car and drove 600 kilometers from Prague, Czech Republic. PHPCon Poland took place in a secluded compound of a huge hotel near Warsaw, Poland. I was lucky enough to become part of a crammed schedule full of both local and international speakers. My topic of choice was…