I was recently shopping around for inexpensive cloud hosting; I
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ServerGrove); additionally,
I'm unsure how long I will maintain these projects. My budget for
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stuff.
I considered Amazon, Orchestra.io, and a few others, but was
concerned about the idea...
On the Ibuildings blog today they've posted the most recent episode from their recordings at the Dutch PHP Conference (2012) with Enrico Zimual's talk A Quickstart on Zend Framework 2.In this talk we will present a simple web application built with Zend Framework 2. We will show the new features of the framework, such as the new MVC layer, the Event Manager, the Dependency Injection and much more. The aim of this talk is how to start programming with the new architecture of ZF2. Moreover, we will show...
PHPMaster.com has posted the latest in their "Practical Code Refactoring" series, this time with a focus on efficiency and how you can refactor your code to help it perform better both in processing power and in resource use.In part three of this series we dealt with refactoring code for extensibility and discussed logical extensibility, modular design, decoupling, and encapsulation. In this final part of the series, we discuss what the main concerns of efficiency are for your web application and how to...
In his recent post Gonzalo Ayuso shows how to use Symfony to work with Windows services on the server.Sometimes I need to stop/start remote Windows services with PHP. It's quite easy to do it with net commnand. This command is a tool for administration of Samba and remote CIFS servers. [...] Today we are going to create a PHP wrapper for [net rpc service].He uses Behat to create a feature (test) file, the code behind the features and a service class that handles the actual work of interacting with the...
Lorna Mitchell has republished a previous article about OOP (following this entry) introducing you to some of the core object-oriented programming concepts in PHP.This time around we'll look at some more advanced concepts and some more practical examples of building code, covering use of constructors and how to add access modifiers in to control how calling code can operate on your objects. We'll also show off how to create static methods and properties and, perhaps more importantly, illustrate...
Recent releases from the Packagist:valorin/version (2.0.0-alpha3)
panmedia/raptor (v0.0.29-beta, v0.0.28-beta, v0.0.27-beta)
substitute/substitute (v1.0)
njh/easyrdf (0.7.1)
iankuca/node (v0.0.2, v0.0.1)
doctrine/doctrine-mongo-odm-module (0.1.1)
phpunit/php-text-template (1.1.4)
evert/phpincludes (0.1.1)
liuggio/statsd-php-client (v1.0.0-RC2)
amnl/mollie (v0.0.1-RC01)
ruudk/mollie-bundle (0.1.1)
inpost/validation-bundle (1.0.3, 1.0.2)
icanboogie/activerecord (1.0.0)
davedevelopment/phpmig (v0.3.0)
Here's what was popular in the PHP community one year ago today:Johannes Schmitt's Blog: A New Killer Feature for Symfony2 Security
ArsMagnaTutorials: FuelPHP Tutorial Videos
NetTuts.com: Zend Framework from Scratch
PHPBuilder.com: An Early Look at Zend Framework 2.0
Developer Drive: Create Your Own CRUD App with MySQL and PHP
Henrik Bjørnskov's Blog: Symfony2: How to do a Wizard (multistep form) with Doctrine2
Kevin Schroeder's Blog: fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
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