This week, Symfony continued tweaking and polishing the new features of Symfony 7.1, which will be released at the end of May 2024. Meanwhile, we published some blog posts showcasing Symfony 7.1 featu...
If you are using #Laravel#Herd and experiencing issues with Xdebug not recognizing the correct domain: Go to herd.conf and swap fastcgi_param SERVER_NAME $server_name; with fastcgi_param SERVER_NAME $host;
I was looking at this Sass (SCSS) compiler, written in #PHP, and I noticed something very odd.
Under “requires (dev)," it requires two packages, sass/sass-spec and thoughtbot/bourbon, both of which appear to be empty packages, containing only a composer.json file, which has no dependencies.
What’s the purpose of these packages? They otherwise appear suspicious, to me, but I can’t see that they're doing anything nefarious right now—they just appear pointless.
@ramsey@seldaek that's a bit of a shortcoming in packagist.org we should probably address. scssphp composer.json actually contains a custom package repository definition which defines thoughtbot/bourbon has something that doesn't exist on packagist.org and because it's only in require-dev which is only loaded from root composer.json, that means that custom definition will always be used, and never the package that's linked to on packagist.org.
Today I collaborated with ondrey on a fix for #phpstan which improves a previous performance fix, which caused perf regressions in a #laravel edge-case.
The new fix allows a 2-3 seconds instead of 2-3 minutes analysis in all mentioned cases.
When using a Swiss knife, we think of a tool with many practical abilities. They're useful for different situations we might experience in the wild. Opening a box of milk? Here is a knife. Cutting wood to start a fire? Here is a chainsaw. Are the letters on the paint bucket too tiny? Try this magnifying class. Now, we apply the...
Guys I need some helping hand. I need some good reading (book/article) on the proper way of writing OOP. I gave a project where we use classes, but they are more used as a package if functions then working like objects. Like a class of only statics, passing around IDs not the real objects of data (this sending SRP down the drain), arrays, generally functional programming with extra steps. I'd fancy even a discussion as I want to slowly explain all that to my teammates #php#oop#programming
TIA
@djumaka I find thinking in types is what is more valuable. Don't think of an object as behavior, but a custom type. A primitive in your domain. Now attach a few contextually relevant utilities to it.
Really I think about OOP very functionally these days. :-)
(What you're describing is procedural, not functional.)
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The more I'm thinking about it, the more I consider it.
I want to add a map for my bicycle rides, but I can't find any good PHP maps. The PHP versions of Leaflet on GitHub are no good. They don't work at all. They just gives you errors like "can't load class" or something like that.
So even if I am against it only to challenge myself, I consider using Leaflet in JS for airikr.me/biking.
Or do you have any solution in PHP that works out of the box?
