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kboyd, 9 months ago to php

I'm sure a number of folks on this instance have heard of The PHP League (aka The League of Extraordinary Packages) https://thephpleague.com/

But tell me - which packages do you use (or that you've used in the past)? What do you like about them?

#php

grmpyprogrammer, 10 months ago to random

After many years of trying I finally summoned the patience to make a good omelette

alessandrolai, 10 months ago to random Italian

Yesterday @codito PR was merged, adding #Paraunit to @PHPCSFixer CI, making more than 4x faster!

https://github.com/PHP-CS-Fixer/PHP-CS-Fixer/pull/6883

I created Paraunit with a colleague more than 8 years ago for this same need: CPU time is a couple of orders of magnitude cheaper than dev time, and shorter feedback cycles are vital to our job, so having a CI time under 5 minutes is golden!

nunomaduro, 10 months ago to random

It is unlikely that the RFC for "interface default methods" will be accepted, and that's perfectly alright! If a feature does not gain widespread acceptance, it is best to not have it in the language. https://wiki.php.net/rfc/interface-default-methods

dandb, 10 months ago to php

Generics in #PHP would make my life so much easier today.

alessandrolai, 11 months ago to php Italian

Another #PHP #OSS release fresh off the press!!

I've finally tagged 2.0.0 stable of facile-it/doctrine-mysql-come-back (after a month of BETA4), which brings support for @doctrine DBAL v3 (3.6+ to be precise)

This small library is a #MySQL connection wrapper that reconnects automatically when the infamous "MySQL has gone away" error (or similar ones) pops up. If you ever encountered that, try it out, it's automagic!

https://github.com/facile-it/doctrine-mysql-come-back/releases/tag/2.0.0

alessandrolai, 11 months ago to random Italian

I just released #paraunit 2.2.0, which adds support for the Cobertura XML coverage report, leveraging the underlying @phpunit feature.

This was useful for me to feed it to GitLab's test code coverage visualization feature.

https://github.com/facile-it/paraunit/releases/tag/2.2.0

thomasfuchs, 11 months ago to random

I spare you the Space Karen screenshot but he wants to remove the “block” feature from Twitter.

He’s like an AI model trained to ruin nice things.

ramsey, 11 months ago to php

The @phpfig PSRs should also define the names of the packages that include the interfaces, as well as the name used to indicate implementations of the PSR.

i.e., PSR-17 would include psr/http-factory and psr/http-factory-implementation, so I don’t have to go searching for these names every time.

#PHP #PHPFig #PSR

ian, 11 months ago to random

So, back on May 26 or so, the versions of the @getsentry PHP SDK being used in one of my projects started not getting payloads to Sentry, albeit just in an AWS environment. Bumping to Sentry's latest SDK fixed it (from 3.12 to 3.19.1) but I really want to know what broke.

@alessandrolai, any ideas here?

herndlm, 11 months ago (edited 11 months ago) to php

I think there was a composer plugin or smth that makes sure typical dev dependencies never end up in the require section of the lockfile, right? Which one is it? #followerpower #php #composer

Background: A colleague added a composer dev dependency by mistake to the require section in an internal plugin and nobody noticed. When requiring that plugin the dev dependency ended up in the lockfile and vendor of the main app and again nobody noticed. And I'd like to catch that.

jrf_nl, 11 months ago to random

What the f*ck people ?
Copying code I wrote into your own project and then reporting bugs which don't exist in the original project and expect me to solve your shit ????

Seriously, use Composer like a normal person and don't rip off other people's code....

And yes, they are violating the project license as well.

tdpauw, 11 months ago to random

In IT more people should do an internship in a factory. Not in the offices, but on the work floor! Just to understand the effects of queuing, batch sizes and inventory.

The number of people that do not understand these effects is abysmal 🙄

ian, 11 months ago to random

Thanks to @Synchro, @alessandrolai, and @dstockto for helping get my PHP 8.2 compat branch of Joind.in (https://github.com/iansltx/joindin-api/tree/php82) down to 462 @phpstan errors!

I'll stay on top of PRs to this branch as folks throw 'em my way, and do some more cleanup work on my own over the weekend :)

ian, 11 months ago to random

Wanna help me get Joind.in's API to zero phpstan errors on PHP 8.2? https://github.com/joindin/joindin-api/pull/944

Got it down to a little under 600 with like three hours of effort, with tests still passing of course.

Crell, 11 months ago to random

What did we used to call DTOs before the dumb term "data transfer object" was invented? For a simple but explicit data-only or mostly data-only object.

I don't see a need to really distinguish from value objects, personally.

beausimensen, 11 months ago to random

I want to encode similar objects of the same general type and shape but have different intent.

I need interpret the data in TypeScript. Shape alone won’t be enough to distinguish between shapes as some shapes will be identical but have different intent.

I’d settle for using a “discriminator” but it seems like neither JSON Schema nor TypeScript have this concept.

Is this possible with either JSON Schema or TypeScript? Is it possible with some other tools or formats I don’t know about?

alessandrolai, 1 year ago to Symfony Italian

Next week I'll be at @phpday, and I will bring with me not one, but TWO Aida #elephpants that I'm willing to trade.

I would love a #symfony one, but I'm open to any which I do not own already (default blue, Mollie, SiteGround)

Hit me up in DMs if you want to trade!! #phpday

kboyd, 1 year ago to random

My filters are getting quite a workout tonight. I must continue to resist clicking on them, for my own health and safety. Well, mostly just blood pressure.

ramsey, 1 year ago to random

Problem: I have two DB tables, and I’m trying to select from the first table for records that do not exist in the second table. Over time, as I process each record, I’ll write to the 2nd table, and then those records will be excluded on subsequent queries.

Pretty standard stuff. The queries are easy to write, and there are several ways to write them (e.g. left join where is null, where not in subquery, where not exists subquery).

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