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Welcome to the Amazing PHP Channel! Here you can find a lot of interesting articles/news about PHP, frameworks, tools and development.
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2022-05-09 19:02:57 6 Algorithms Every Developer Should Know
Hello, I am Richard. I am a developer, and you should know that I’m not a big fan of data structures and algorithms. If you can relate to this, don’t worry; after working on many projects (small and large), I discovered the six important algorithms that every developer should know, and these six will almost always solve every problem in your development process.
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2022-02-01 02:12:28 Accessing private properties in PHP
Private properties can only be accessed by the class that defines the property… right? Actually, PHP has a few ways to circumvent this: reflection, closures and array casting.
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2022-01-26 20:10:54 Starting with Microservices in PHP
In this article, we will take theory and apply it in practice using PHP.
We will use Ecotone Framework and RabbitMQ, to integrate two Services together.
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2021-11-20 18:29:23 ​​Modern PHP data Encryption/Decryption with Sodium extension
Throughout the years PHP has added support for several extensions, libraries, and algorithms to encrypt and decrypt data. With several libraries and extensions with various levels of maintenance, several algorithms each potentially carrying pros and cons, some even inherently being insecure, it is very difficult to select the appropriate PHP extension, library, encryption constructs, and balance the security and performance.
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2021-08-27 20:47:41 PHP: Named arguments are your friends
I stumbled upon an article in Stitcher.io that, in a few words, declares that developers should be aware that Named Arguments will break things. That’s quite weird when you consider they fix more than what they "break".
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2021-08-09 20:45:32 PHP 8: The JIT
The pros and cons of adding a JIT compiler to PHP. Dmitry Stogov recently opened an RFC to add a JIT compiler to PHP. So, what is that about? Does "JIT" mean "instantly better PHP", or is this a more nuanced topic? Today we'll briefly look at what the "JIT" actually does, and more importantly: the difficulties and opportunities it brings to the PHP world.
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2021-08-02 19:33:14 Enums in PHP 8.1
They are finally coming — built-in support for enums will be added in PHP 8.1! Some might consider them long overdue, but you don't hear me complain; I'm glad they made it! This post is dedicated to looking at the newly added feature in-depth.
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2021-07-20 16:21:43 ​​Best practices for writing code comments
While there are many resources to help programmers write better code—such as books and static analyzers—there are few for writing better comments. While it's easy to measure the quantity of comments in a program, it's hard to measure the quality, and the two are not necessarily correlated. A bad comment is worse than no comment at all. Here are some rules to help you achieve a happy medium.
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2021-06-29 05:06:09 ​​Why our code tends to become big ball of mud over time
Our codebases seem to corrode over time. Overall quality tends to decrease. Each new change is harder to introduce. We all use OOP good practices, control our dependencies, adjust to SOLID principles and use patterns. And even so, our systems head toward becoming a big ball of mud inevitably. It turns out it is not enough to keep systems viable in an environment of relentless change.
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2021-06-24 17:26:06 Design Patterns — The Observer Pattern
This is part 2 of my design patterns articles. A lot of credit to Christopher Okhravi. I’m trying to cover all his videos about design patterns from the book "Head First: Design Patterns".
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