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Editor-in-chief Oscar Merida looks into the October 2020 issue, Parallel Running.The post Editor Bytes – Parallel Running appeared first on php[architect].
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While we think of our scripts running for one request at a time, PHP web applications handle multiple, simultaneous requests at a time. In this issue, we look at asynchronous programming using Swoole, handling serverless file uploads, implementing security headers, dealing with race conditions, and…
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This episode looks at the September 2020 issue, Under the Scope.Topics coveredUsing middleware, especially in legacy applications.Use cases for serializing PHP objects.Cleaning up directions and cleaning up data sets.Development tools you should have, like Mailhog and ngrok.Development environments…
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Eric and John chat with Terri Morgan about her article on project metrics in the September 2020 issue.Topics CoveredProviding valid metrics for project managers.Establishing “where you want to go” as your project goal.Defining deliverables and when you’ll have them.Managing scope creep.Speaking and…
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By Eric Van JohnsonPart three concludes my interview with the PHP 8 Release Managers about PHP Internals. We touch on getting started contributing to internals via RFCs, becoming release managers, the commitment required by that role, and how the project’s release cycles have evolved.Get the Full…
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By Erwin EarleyIn its early days, the Internet was all about sharing static data like images, flat text files, and downloadable binaries. The early Internet’s static nature was useful in for sharing information. In many ways, the ability to tie static web pages to the dynamic content resident in en…