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on Jul. 26, 2022
This month John and Eric discuss some of the greater articles coming in the August 2022 release, “PHP Blueprint”. Articles include Feature contributions “Converting relational database models into a graph” and “Universal Vim”. We also have The Workshop “Blueprinting our Application”, DDD Alley “Exp…
Written by GitHub Engineering
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on Jun. 29, 2022
If you have a monorepo, you’ve probably already felt the pain of slow Git commands, such as git status and git add. These commands are slow because they need to search the entire worktree looking for changes. When the worktree is very large, Git needs to do a lot of work. The Git file system monito…
Written by php[architect] - The site for PHP professionals
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on Jun. 30, 2022
This month John and Eric discuss some of the greater articles coming in the July 2022 release, “Database Freedom”. We start off with two great feature articles, “Customizing Drupal Feeds For Smooth Migrations” by Doug Groene and “MongoDB and PHP—-A Perfect Match” by Joel Lord. Our monthly columnist…
Written by GitHub Engineering
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on Jun. 27, 2022
The open source Git project just released Git 2.37, with features and bug fixes from over 75 contributors, 20 of them new. We last caught up with you on the latest in Git back when 2.36 was released. To celebrate this most recent release, here’s GitHub’s look at some of the most interesting feature…
Written by GitHub Engineering
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on Apr. 21, 2022
At GitHub, we relentlessly pursue performance. Join me now for the tale of how we dropped a P99 time by 95% on code that runs for every single Git push operation. Every time you push to GitHub, we run a set of checks to validate your push before accepting it. If you ever tried to push an object lar…
Written by Lorna Jane
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on Mar. 31, 2022
I read a lot of commit messages that make me wonder who the committer had in mind when they wrote it. If you don't read commit messages yourself, I think that can make it even more difficult to think about who the audience is, or when someone would be reading those entries. Perhaps you're writing…