In my last post I talked about linking microservices together inside a single Docker network for easy communication between the services. For web developers, this poses an interesting problem: if we want to access the services from our local machines, we need to deal with the fact that we can't have multiple machines bound to
Four new array functions are likely coming to PHP 8.4 that are still in the RFC voting stage. Learn about these array_find functions and how they work.
I am seeking speakers for my @phpugffm & @phpugmrn meetups. We prefer in-person presentations in Frankfurt or the Mannheim area, but remote talks are also an option. If you have anything interesting to share with us, let us know. We'd be more than happy to have you! Thx! #php#phpc#phpugffm#phpugmrn
@vanamerongen There might be... Options ... as @shochdoerfer already mentioned. But in general we (as in The Usergroups) are (sadly) also missing the budged. 😉
After asking the community, I have decided to release a v12 version of the #TYPO3#Crawler which is compatible with TYPO3 12 LTS. There are some smaller know issues, but I hope the community will engage and help improve the code base.
@thomastospace usually you hire someone who is going to perform the pentests. In that case, you just wait for a report and address the issues they will point out.
If you're the author of the pentested application, it makes no sense to be also the one who will do the pentesting. The best results are when someone else makes those.
Now live: Discover "My First TYPO3 General Assembly" through the eyes of our new Communications Manager, Kendall Litton, as she shares impressions from her time in Zurich.🇨🇭
@dseguy I assume this https://3v4l.org/3E7BL snippet captures your complaint? (3v4l is the preferred way to share #PHP code snippets over screen shots.) specifically that the fourth print should be 4 not 6
If I had to guess, it’s something about operator precedence between the cast and the exponent. But that’s downright weird given the multiplication gets it right. Probes out by adding more parentheses: https://3v4l.org/gXvRL
After the last few things I've learned about #PHP 8.4 by accident I thought why not look into it and see what else there is. So, here's an example of the four new rounding modes PHP 8.4 will introduce to the 'round' function:
PHP_ROUND_CEILING
PHP_ROUND_FLOOR
PHP_ROUND_TOWARD_ZERO
PHP_ROUND_AWAY_FROM_ZERO
I rarely use anything else than 'ceil' and 'floor' in my daily work but this is still good to know.
@doefom Sounds useful at first glance but is more likely to encourage using floats inaccurately for decimal / monetary calculations. bcmath is also getting a new bcround and related methods which should be used instead, or one of the libraries specifically for decimal or money calculations.
@zimzat Didn't know there are better/worse solutions for rounding, I thought there's one right way to do it under the hood and that's it. Well, as you say there is more to rounding than I thought :D Thanks for your feedback!
Charles Fol a présenté la faille #iconv (CVE-2024-2961) à #OffensiveCon le 10/05/2024. On n'a toujours pas de détails. On dirait bien qu'il n'y a pas d'attaques généralisées non plus.
Quelqu'un aurait vu des sites #PHP compromis via ce genre de chose récemment ? Ou pire ?
Had fun this weekend working on a performance focussed proof of concept using Bunny in the #PHP#queue interop contracts. The first metrics are in using the #RabbitMQ cluster on my #Raspberrypi#Kubernetes home cluster. (Which isn't meant for high performance. Still pleased by these numbers.)
Thanks to @jay Bunny #PHP will support client properties in the upcoming 0.5.6 and 0.6 releases. Client properties can be used to set a human readable name to your connection with #RabbitMQ:
