Larvel Podcast: Episode 25 - Taylor Swift Is A Baller
The Laravel Podcast has released their latest episode today - Episode #25, "Taylor Swift Is A Baller" with host Matt Stauffer and guests Taylor Otwell and Jeffrey Way. In this episode, the crew...
View ArticleNetTuts.com: How the Directory Structure Has Changed in Laravel 5
On the NetTuts.com site today they have a new tutorial (screencast) posted showing what the changes are in the directory structure of Laravel 5. The newest version of Laravel was released in February,...
View ArticleDevHell Podcast: Episode 59: Ultimate Hardware Modz
The DevHell podcast, hosted by PHP community members Chris Hartjes and Ed Finkler, has posted their latest episode - Episode 59: Ultimate Hardware Modz. In this episode they're joined by guest Arbi...
View ArticleSitePoint PHP Blog: Social Logins in PHP with HybridAuth
The SitePoint PHP blog has posted a new tutorial showing you how to integrate the HybridAuth library into your application for easy logins via popular social sites like Facebook, Twitter or even...
View ArticleSite News: Popular Posts for the Week of 04.17.2015
Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week:Site News: Popular Posts for the Week of 04.10.2015 Theo Kouzelis: Improving Readability of PHPUnit Data Providers Semaphore CI Blog: Deploying PHP...
View ArticleIBM developerWorks: PHP renewed: Password security in modern PHP
The IBM developerWorks site has a new tutorial posted talking about how PHP has been "renewed" in recent versions, more specifically in the password security department. When PHP was first crafted in...
View ArticleSlim Framework Blog: Lumen
Josh Lockart, the lead developer and creator of the Slim framework, has responded to some questions and comments around the recently released Laravel microframework Lumen and how it relates to Slim...
View ArticlePHP.net: PHP 5.6.8, 5.5.24 & 5.4.40 Released (Security Fixes)
The PHP development group has released several different versions of PHP for the 5.5.x, 5.6.x and 5.4.x series with a long list of security issues fixed in each one (fourteen in total): The PHP...
View ArticleBitExpert Blog: Processing CSV files in a memory efficient way
In their latest post Florian Horn shares some of his experience in using the PHPExcel tool to parse CSV files and the performance issues he ran into. Fortunately, he found a solution...in the form of...
View ArticleSitePoint PHP Blog: StackPHP Explained
The SitePoint PHP blog has a tutorial posted today that wants to help you understand StackPHP, the project centered around middleware, specifically related to the Symfony2 HttpKernelInterface. Today...
View ArticleDavid Lundgren: When does Dependency Injection become an anti-pattern?
In a new post to his site David Lundgren wonders when dependency injection becomes an anti-pattern when used in PHP applications. The idea of dependency injection is to provide objects with instances...
View ArticleSite News: Popular Posts for the Week of 04.24.2015
Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week:PHP.net: PHP 5.6.8, 5.5.24 & 5.4.40 Released (Security Fixes) IBM developerWorks: PHP renewed: Password security in modern PHP Site News:...
View ArticleGraze.com Tech Blog: Sharing Controller Logic with Traits in PHP
On the Graze.com Tech blog there's a recent post about sharing logic between controllers with the help of traits. He makes use of the traits functionality in PHP to abstract out functionality common...
View ArticleSameer Borate: Adding WordPress like shortcodes to your web applications
Sameer Borate has posted a new tutorial showing you how to add shortcode-like handling to your application. Shortcodes are a feature that's common in tools like WordPress to make adding custom markup...
View ArticlePádraic Brady: TLS/SSL Security In PHP: Avoiding The Lowest Common...
In his latest post Pádraic Brady shares his thoughts about the state of TLS/SSL functionality in PHP and how he thinks developers should avoid the trap of "lowest common denominator" and opt for...
View ArticleServerGrove Blog: Useful Linux command-line tools to work with PHP projects
The ServerGrove blog has posted a new tutorial with a selection of useful command line tools to help you in working with your PHP applications. None of them are PHP specific but are Unix-based...
View ArticleChristoph Rumpel: Hello world, I am Laravel (5)
With Laravel 5 out in the wild, you may be wondering what this new version has to offer either as someone already using the framework or brand new. In this recent post from Christoph Rumpel you can...
View ArticleDigitalOcean Community Blog: Horizontally Scaling PHP Applications: A...
On the Digital Ocean blog there's a new post with a "practical overview" of how to effectively scale PHP applications, specifically as it relates to horizontal scaling not vertical. Shipping a website...
View ArticleHenrik Warne: Lessons Learned in Software Development
In this recent post to his site Henrik Warne has shared a list of advice around software development and some good practices he's picked up along the way. Here is my list of heuristics and rules of...
View ArticleSite News: Blast from the Past - One Year Ago in PHP
Here's what was popular in the PHP community one year ago today:Rami Alnawas: How to unit test code with Phalcon MVC Models SitePoint PHP Blog: Using Solarium with SOLR for Search - Setup SitePoint PHP...
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