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Written by JoliCode
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on Jun. 8, 2022
EDIT: There were two typos in this article. In the formula we were wrong about the position of one of the arguments which made it wrong, we invite you to check again the formula so you can fix it too. And in the Elasticsearch painless script, a subtlety of the Java language will make a division of…
Written by JoliCode
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on May. 23, 2022
Eh oui, vous l'aurez deviné, c'est à Lille que s'est tenu l'AFUP Day 2022 ! Voici ce que nous en avons retenu, entre un welsh et une carbonade. Autour de PHP PHP 8.1 en détail - Damien SEGUY Quoi de mieux pour démarrer la journée qu'un talk sur le PHP ? Damien nous parle de cette nouvelle version,…
Written by JoliCode
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on Mar. 18, 2022
What a strange idea! Once upon a time, a developer was asked to move a form from one application to another. The source application was a Symfony app. The target application was WordPress, the CMS that runs the Web. Follow us in that journey that will take you to the edge of what is possible and wh…
Written by php[architect] - The site for PHP professionals
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on Feb. 25, 2022
This month’s release touches on some examples that keep PHP and its community strong, relevant, and a fun language to code. Ken Marks continues his series on using PHP and a Rasberry Pi in a real-world example with Raspberry Pi Part 2 – Installing the LAMP Stack on your Pi. As developers, we live a…
Written by php[architect] - The site for PHP professionals
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on Feb. 3, 2022
There are a lot of things you can say about PHP and trust me a lot has been said about PHP, but the one thing you can not say is that it hasn’t proven itself. PHP has grown with the internet itself and has the battle scars to show for it. The post Parallelize Your Code appeared first on php[archite…
Written by php[architect] - The site for PHP professionals
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on Jan. 31, 2022
As 2021 fades from our memories, we hope that a few of you received fantastic geeky gifts during the holidays. Hopefully, some of those geeky gifts included Raspberry Pis. Over the next few months, we will build a project with one and hopefully inspire you to create something useful for yourself.…