431 Episodes
Security Corner: Basics of Password Hashing
By Eric Mann Every web application that allows users to authenticate needs to ensure their users’ credentials are afforded the best protection possible. Conventionally, this is done by storing only th...
Project Management, Tech Literacy, Password Hashing, Containers, and APIs.
Eric, John, and Oscar go through the articles in the April 2021 issue, Busy Worker Bees. Topics Discussed The rogue Git Commit in PHP’s repo. Following PHP internals. Working with clients. Bref...
Editor Bytes, April 2021
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Busy Worker Bees
Effective project management is essential to ensure your application thrives. In this issue, we look at why everyone needs some technical knowledge and how you can learn from beekeepers to stay agile....
Serverless LAMP, Refactoring Legacy Code, and Functional Programming
Eric, John, and Oscar talk about the features and columns from the March 2021 issue, Lambda PHP Topics Covered Working the Serverless computing and PHP, and the costs potentially involved. Practical...
About PHP’s Compromised Git Commit
PHP internals contributor Sara Golemon answers questions from a panel of php[architect] and PHP Ugly contributors about the recent git compromise that affected the PHP project and what they’re d...
Interview with Juciellen Cabrera
Eric and John get a chance to sit down and interview Juciellen Cabrera, on her article Refactoring—Does This Code Spark Joy? in the March 2021 issue. Topics Covered The joy of revisiting legacy code....
Six Things I Learned as a Lead Developer
By Gabor “Mefi” Nadai Being a Lead Developer is a fun, engaging, and responsible adventure. Becoming one is not something that happens from one day to the next. It is something you grow into by raisin...
Editor Bytes – Lambda PHP
Oscar Merida, the Editor-in-Chief, looks at the March 2021 issue, Lambda PHP. The post Editor Bytes – Lambda PHP appeared first on PHP Architect.
Lambda PHP
Whether you’re on a greenfield project or an archaeological expedition into legacy code, this month, we have articles on serverless PHP stacks with AWS, functional PHP in practice, refactoring code, w...
Mezzio framework, functional programming, software dependency security
Listen as the podcast crew got together to go through the February 2021 issue, Dealing with Data. Topics Covered Mezzio framework from Laminas (formerly Zend Framework) Functional programming and whe...
Interview with Michael Akopov
Join us for an interview with Michael Akopov, another returning guest to the podcast. Topics Covered Working with Laravel, Vapor, Forge, and Livewire. His new book, Beyond Laravel which offers an ove...
Dealing with Data
Data coming in, data going out. It’s enough to drive anyone mad. In this issue, we look at CQRS and event sourcing for managing and storing data, ensure you’re writing the correct algorith...
Front-end frameworks, dev lead duties, subresource security, and more
Listen to Eric, John, and Oscar discuss the articles in the January 2021 issue, Newfangled Views. Topics Covered Front-end coding with Vue and React. Responsibilities when you’re a development...
Interview with Chris Tankersley
Eric and John talk to long-time contributor Chris Tankersley about contributing to the magazine and more. Topics Covered Getting started in programming and web development with PHP. Docker and using...
Newfangled Views
The new year is the perfect time to shake us out of our doldrums. This issue dives into sprucing up your web applications with new front end technologies like React and VueJS. We also cover how to be...
Interview with Vinícius Campitelli
Our crew interviews recent contributor Vinícius Campitelli about his articles and involvement with PHP. Topics Covered Applying SOLID principles and object calisthenics in practice. Getting into prog...
PHP 8, Git Poductivity, and Resolutions
Listen to Eric, John, and Oscar discuss the articles in the December 2020 issue, PHP 8 Bits and Git Topics Covered OSMI 2020 Mental Health in Tech Survey. Features in PHP 8 we’re looking forwar...
Editor Bytes – PHP 8 Bits and Git
Oscar Merida, the Editor-in-Chief, looks at the December 2020 issue, PHP 8 Bits and Git The post Editor Bytes – PHP 8 Bits and Git appeared first on PHP Architect.
PHP 8 Distilled
By Matthew Turland PHP 8 is a significant release for much more than just its version number: it’s absolutely packed with shiny new language features, potential performance improvements, and fixes to...
