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on Aug. 18, 2020
In this EpisodeDave Stokes joins Eric Van Johnson and John Congdon to talk about MySQL and databases.The correct pronunciation(s) of MySQL.The impact of open-source software on their careers.Upcoming EOL support for MySQL 5.x and upgrading to MySQL 8.Working with JSON documents and the value of val…
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on Aug. 12, 2020
By Oleksandr LyzunOver the years, Magento architecture has become more sophisticated and complex because merchants’ requirements are becoming more complex. This complexity leads to an increase of application infrastructure, release cycles, and the number of features that have to be maintained. For…
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Editor-in-chief Oscar Merida looks into the August 2020 issue, Data Discipline.The post Editor Bytes – Data Discipline appeared first on php[architect].
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on Aug. 6, 2020
Yes, on the Internet, everything is a string. However, that doesn’t mean we can ignore the structure and intended uses of the data that our applications work with. This issue focuses on how to ensure your data works with you and not against you. Review how to store it in a database, impose order to…
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on Jul. 30, 2020
In this EpisodeEric, John, and Oscar chat and review the July 2020 issue, Warp Driven DevelopmentTopics CoveredGetting started with Test-Driven development and testing legacy code.Bears near Oscar’s house.What is Event-Driven Design?Making your presentations better – wether they’re conference talks…
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on Jul. 24, 2020
In this EpisodeEdward Barnard returns to talk with Eric van Johnson and John Congdon about writing columns for the magazine and more.How he got started programming with CRAY supercomputers and then web development first with PERL and then PHP.Rescuing his first article submission from the spam bin.…