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International PHP Conference Munich 2021

Posted onDecember 2, 2021December 2, 2021Leave a comment

Reading Time: < 1 minute In October this year, I gave two talks at the International PHP Conference in Munich. I’m pleased that my talk “Coding against climate change” was picked as the keynote on Wednesday. This is a very Read More …

CategoriesClimate change, Green IT, PHP, TalksTagsBoilerplate code, Climate change, Keynote, PHP

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Frameworkless-Article released in PHP magazin

Posted onSeptember 4, 2021September 5, 2021Leave a comment

Reading Time: < 1 minute I’m delighted to share that I published my very first article “Frameworkless – Weniger ist manchmal mehr” (Frameworkless – Sometimes less is more) in the August/September digital issue of the renowned German “PHP Magazin”! It’s Read More …

CategoriesArticles, PHPTagsArticle, Frameworkless, Frameworks, PHP

International PHP Conference 2021 – Frameworkless

Posted onJune 12, 2021September 4, 2021Leave a comment

Reading Time: < 1 minute My first talk on the International PHP Conference 2021 about “Frameworkless” – building PHP applications without a framework. Read More …

CategoriesPHP, TalksTagsConference, Frameworkless, Frameworks, PHP

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Reduce boilerplate code with PHP 8

Posted onJanuary 10, 2021October 4, 2021Leave a comment

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 …

CategoriesPHP, Software QualityTagsCode Quality, PHP, PHP 8

Enable xdebug on demand in your local docker environment

Posted onMarch 16, 2020January 13, 20214 Comments

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 …

CategoriesPHP, Software DevelopmentTagsDocker, PHP, XDebug

http-helper and config packages reached stable state

Posted onSeptember 17, 2018September 17, 2018Leave a comment

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 …

CategoriesComposer package, PHP, ToolsTagscomposer, Configuration, HttpFoundation, PHP, PSR-7

Modern PHP

Posted onMarch 30, 2016Leave a comment

Reading Time: < 1 minute Not many useful PHP books have been published recently (or I haven’t yet discovered them), so I really want to recommend “Modern PHP” by Josh Lockart, another quality product by O’Reilly. Having only 270 pages, Read More …

CategoriesBooksTagsBest practices, PHP

Debug your Codeception tests with Xdebug and PhpStorm

Posted onMarch 7, 2016March 7, 20164 Comments

Reading Time: 2 minutes I use Xdebug not only to hunt bugs, but also for every day development work. Of course I also want to use it when I write my Tests. I one of my current projects we Read More …

CategoriesPHPTagsAcceptance tests, Codeception, PHP, Unit Tests, XDebug

Filesystem abstraction in PHP, and why it sometimes is useful!

Posted onNovember 23, 2015January 15, 20162 Comments

Reading Time: 3 minutes Phase 1: Ignorance and Bias Recently I came across Flysystem, which is a Filesystem abstraction layer for PHP. Now if you haven’t worked with a Filesystem abstraction layer before (like me), you may ask yourself: Read More …

CategoriesPHP, Unit TestsTagsFilesystem abstraction, Flysystem, FTP, PHP, PHPUnit, Unit Tests

Traits and Extbase

Posted onDecember 2, 2014Leave a comment

Reading Time: 3 minutes With Extbase, accessing the extensions settings outside Controllers (e.g. in a Repository) requires some manual work which is always the same. I don’t know why Extbase doesn’t support us with helper functions, but anyway, let’s Read More …

CategoriesPHP, Typo3TagsExtbase, PHP, Trait

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