
Reduce boilerplate code with PHP 8
Reading Time: 7 minutes With the release of PHP 8, it’s time to look at some good old habits like Getters, Setters and DocBlocks and reduce boilerplate code. Read More …
Reading Time: 7 minutes With the release of PHP 8, it’s time to look at some good old habits like Getters, Setters and DocBlocks and reduce boilerplate code. Read More …
Reading Time: < 1 minute What a year. You all know, no need to explain. And it’s not over yet. Still I found the time to get interviewed by the two lovely hosts Elly Greany and Sandra Patel-Stewart from Transition Read More …
Reading Time: 2 minutes If you have to use unlimited multiple databases on Bitbucket Pipelines for your testing, you have to be creative. Here’s how I solved it. Read More …
Reading Time: 2 minutes Xdebug is a cool PHP debugger, but it can seriously slow down code execution. Learn how to easily toggle xdebug on and off in your local docker environment. Read More …
Reading Time: < 1 minute On 23.01.2020, I gave a talk on the Eurostaff Connect Meetup about Technical Debt and Refactoring. Thanks to the kind audience on that evening, it was a pleasure speaking to you. I received a lot Read More …
Reading Time: 7 minutes Bad software quality is slowing down your development speed? Read this article on how to deal with Technical debt in your daily routine. Read More …
Reading Time: 8 minutes Why would anyone spend time and money on rewriting software which is doing fine? This post elaborates some problems caused by “Technical Debt”. Read More …
Reading Time: < 1 minute http-helper and config, two recent PHP composer packages of mine, have just reached stable state a few days ago. http-helper is there to help you debugging http requests and responses. It is purely for development purposes Read More …
Reading Time: < 1 minute Two weeks ago I was invited to speak on the 121 Test Automation Day Conference Berlin about one of my most favourite topics – Software Quality in Web Projects. It really was a nice audience Read More …
Reading Time: 3 minutes The waiting for PhantomJS 2.5 seems to have come to an end – unfortunately, it will most likely never be released. According to a statement of Vitaly Slobodin, the current maintainer of PhantomJS, the further Read More …