Based on the discussion here and in the PR, I've gone ahead and completed the PR to support null values in #Serde. If you use it currently, please review and make sure it doesn't break more than I already know it does. 🙂 #PHP I'll probably merge in a week or so, baring any contrary reviews.
Still follow some #PHP folks on Twitter that aren’t on Mastodon, like #Laracasts, Christoph Rumpel and #LaravelDaily. If they are on Mastodon, not under one of those bot accounts, would love to know.
At @midcamp, I gave a lightning talk about the greatest and worst idea I have had for four years.
An interoperability layer for #Drupal to keep running legacy code.
mglaman/drupal-bridge is coming soon!
what if you could migrate from D7 -> D10 without rewriting all of your code? what if we only needed to migrate data and refactor legacy code over time? how many Drupal 7 sites could this unblock?
@Crell@phpfig Not that my opinion is worth much because I don't do accessibility, but I don't use spaces and seeing spaces in a type is just really weird to me.
Today I installed #php 8.3 on my VServer ( #Alpine Linux) and tried to switch to that version with ln -fs /usr/bin/php83 /usr/bin/php .
Previously I used php 8.2.x
The problem is, #Friendica 's Admin Page says this:
The phpinfo() included in the admin area also says 8.2.18 and I have deleted the php-fpm82 service and added and started the php-fpm83 service and also restarted the php and apache and mariadb services and rebooted the server..
@noidea I've always used Apache2 with the PHP module because of the reduced amount of moving parts, and many Friendica administrators have had success serving their node using php-fpm and nginx as a web server/reverse proxy.
I read it's possible to use Apache and php-fpm together, but it isn't a very popular use case and I wouldn't be able to recommend it.
[Wed May 08 17:36:06.972634 2024] [so:warn] [pid 13101] AH01574: module php_module is already loaded, skipping
Led me to uninstalling the package php82-apache2 , which seemed to be still loaded. After that the other one (php83-apache2) seemed to be in use. (maybe some "reload" would have helped, too, i don't know..)
Then I had to install php83-session to be able to log in.
Now it looks okay in the admin page:
Who will I see at #PHPTek next week? I’m giving a keynote on Thursday, and I’m super nervous. It’s only the second keynote I’ve ever given, and the first one was over 10 years ago. 😬😰 #PHP
@awoodsnet I would have loved to attend both, but some jerk is speaking at the same time as your first one, and I gotta attend that one. Looking forward to the dotfiles talk though!
#Tidelift lowers the amount paid out to #PHP package maintainers because demand with enterprise app developers is low.
Received the following in an email:
“Unfortunately, the reality is that we haven’t had as much traction with enterprise app developers using PHP as we have with other ecosystems; our customers tend to build their applications with mostly Java, JavaScript, and Python with smaller amounts of C# and Go. (1/3)
“As a result, we will be reducing the income for #PHP packages to a base level of $25/mo per package. This is more in line with other ecosystems where we have limited customer demand. These changes will go into effect with the next lifter payout on April 3rd. (2/3)
Are you a #php developer or a WordPress/Laravel/Symfony/Drupal developer?
Understanding the underlying language will make you more effective and considerably more flexible/employable.
Understanding the language helps you read the framework code and make sense of complex things. It lets you adopt new tech. And it empowers you to switch from one project to another without fear.
@rvxlab@tappenden the way it goes is simple: we provide a concrete example of a design decision that shouldn’t have been made and is poor programming. You endorse that decision as good for programming, and beat up on “best practices”. We all walk away frustrated.
I’m not new to the community: I’ve had this conversation before. I’m not going to make the same mistake twice.
We should simply “agree to disagree” and not end up screaming at strangers on the internet.
@sarah@tappenden I understand where you’re coming from and please note that my question comes from a place of curiosity. In no way did I intend to come across a way of “my way is the right way” or anything like that. I’m sorry.
I agree on letting this conversation be and go our separate ways. Please have a nice night.
My method of installing different #PHP versions with homebrew is now broken; the versions install but trying to run php results in :"Library not loaded: /usr/local/opt/libvmaf/lib/libvmaf.1.dylib"
Hier haben doch letzte ein paar #TYPO3 Leute über verschiedene Localization-Tools gesprochen, innerhalb und außerhalb der IDE. Wer war das und was waren die Tools?
@koehnlein@alexanderschnitzler ok, jetzt gebe ich mich geschlagen. Hab das gerade mal durch einen Online XML-Parser gejagt und das Ergebnis ist, wie du sagst, tatsächlich schon hier jeweils identisch. Danke dir für die Aufklärung!
Nun, mit etwas Zeit und einem klaren Kopf muss ich zustimmen. Und ich denke was mich gestern verarscht hat ist ein ViewHelper hier im Projekt, der die Übersetzungen nicht escaped, anders als f:translate. So war ich der festen Überzeugung, dass es mein CDATA war, was zu interpretierbaren HTML-Tags führte, ist aber nicht der Fall.
@dgoosens I agree. Invariably your abstraction layer ends up being very tightly coupled to the underlying database technology anyway.
IMO being able to rip out SQL Server and replace it with, say, Oracle without too much effort is a pipe dream. You could probably do it without changing the client (much), but invariably you'll end up re-doing at least 60% of your data access layer. Which is where most of your business logic will be, despite what the "ideal world" tells you you should do. :)
I have a #PHP 8.0 project where comparing legacy hashed passwords suddenly stopped working.
I think it's because older accounts are using blowfish ($2a$) and a salt of 21 characters but whatever it was falling back to stopped working because it wants a 22 character salt.
My client now has users with passwords I'm not sure how to validate because I can't replicate the hash.
I guess my next step is to just regenerate & email new passwords. But I don't like it.
@7php I'd be happy to talk if I fit into your target. I run the development team for a small web agency - we use PHP with our CMS (TYPO3). I have created several internal packages and published a few extensions for TYPO3.