Most articles highlight how Dependency Injection simplifies testing and improves modularity and maintainability. In this post I will show how DI accelerates development and boosts developer experience
doctrine/migrations 3.0-alpha1 has been made available last week. The main user-facing feature is the ability to define migrations into multiple folders/namespaces and to specify dependencies between migrations.
doctrine/migrations 3.0-alpha has been made available today. This new major release is the result of almost 6 months of work, brings a completely refactored/rewritten internal structure and many new features.
Collaboration in open-source it is always a hard thing. It is a delicate balance of freedom, ideas, rules, time, money and motivation. If you decide to contribute, make your contributions count. Do not waste precious resources.
In this article we are going to see a particular case of validation using the Symfony Validator expression language and accessing third party services.
This post will give you and overview on how docker performs the authentication into image registries,
and how changes to the credentials alters the workflow when multiple nodes are involved.
Docker (as well as Kubernetes) gives you a way to update your applications with no-downtime through a strategy called Blue-Green deployment. Here we can see a common trap (and solution) when building PHP-based applications and doing blue-green deployments.
In the past weeks I asked some people to answer few questions on how and why they maintain/develop open source projects. The results are here.
After more than a two years of work, jms/serializer v2.0 is going to see the light. Here a preview of the changes, new features and improvements that will be released soon.
This post is basically a PostgreSQL vs MySQL comparison. Working with MySQL has always been a pain for me, on the other side the experience with PostgreSQL was always just great! That is why I prefer PostgreSQL.