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- Memory Performance Boosts with Generators and Nikic/Iter
- PHP iterator and generator: a powerful tool for efficient processing of large data sets Arrays and iterations are the cornerstone of any application. As we get new tools, the way we use arrays should also improve. For example, a generator is a new tool. At first we only have arrays, and then we gain the ability to define our own class array structure (called iterators). But since PHP 5.5, we can quickly create class iterator structures called generators. Generators look like functions, but we can use them as iterators. They provide us with a simple syntax for creating essentially interruptible, repeatable functions. They are amazing! We will look at several areas where generators can be used and explore the need to note when using generators
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 454 2025-02-16 09:17:10
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- How Laravel Facades Work and How to Use Them Elsewhere
- The Facade pattern simplifies complex object interactions by providing a single, unified interface. This tutorial demonstrates how to adapt Laravel's Facade implementation to other frameworks, leveraging the power of IoC containers. This guide assu
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 718 2025-02-16 09:01:10
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- Build a Superfast PHP Server in Minutes with Icicle
- Event-driven programming presents a unique challenge for PHP developers accustomed to procedural coding. In PHP's procedural nature, events often boil down to simple function calls, with no inherent asynchronous behavior. All code execution remains
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 708 2025-02-16 08:46:11
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- Setting up PHP 7 Servers with Laravel Forge and DigitalOcean
- This article explores two methods for deploying a PHP 7 application: using Laravel Forge and manual installation on a DigitalOcean server. Both approaches are detailed, allowing readers to choose the method best suited to their needs and technical e
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 840 2025-02-16 08:45:10
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- Drupal 8 Queue API - Powerful Manual and Cron Queueing
- Drupal 8's Queue API: Asynchronous Task Processing for Enhanced Performance This article explores Drupal 8's Queue API, a powerful tool for handling time-consuming tasks asynchronously. Instead of bogging down a single page request, the Queue API al
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 458 2025-02-16 08:36:12
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- Liking, Watchlisting and Uploading through Vimeo's API
- This article expands on a previous tutorial demonstrating a basic video application using Silex, Twig, and the Vimeo API. This time, we'll add video liking, watchlist functionality, and video uploads. Key Enhancements: Enhanced Vimeo API Interacti
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 791 2025-02-16 08:31:08
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- Composer Global Require Considered Harmful?
- Key Points Unless a globally installed package has no dependencies, it is now considered bad for many to use composer global require to install packages used across multiple projects. This is because when the packages share the same space, dependency conflicts can occur. Another solution is to use composer require to install each command line tool into its own local project, manually managing $PATH or binary files. However, this can add complexity and tediousness. A suggested change to a global command may see a "global" but isolated project installed to a specific location, with its vendor and bin directories appearing in their usual location. A new one
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 494 2025-02-15 13:24:12
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- We're Building a Marvel Catalog Reader! Avengers, Assemble!
- This tutorial explores the Marvel API, granting developers access to Marvel's extensive comic book data spanning over 70 years. We'll cover obtaining API keys, testing the API, and building a website utilizing the API's data. The process begins wit
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 303 2025-02-15 13:23:12
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- How to Build Your Own Dependency Injection Container
- This article discusses how to build a simple dependency injection container (DI container) PHP package. All code in the article, including PHPDoc annotations and unit tests (100% code coverage), has been uploaded to the GitHub repository and listed on Packagist. Key points: Building DI containers helps developers understand the basic principles of dependency injection and the working mechanism of containers. DI containers have two main functions: "dependency injection" and "container". It needs to be able to instantiate and include services using constructor injection or setter injection methods. Symfony dependency injection containers can be used as a reference for creating custom containers. It divides container configuration into parameters and services, allowing secure storage
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 730 2025-02-15 13:22:12
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- Disco with Design Patterns: A Fresh Look at Dependency Injection
- Core points Dependency Injection (DI) enables flexible dependency management by separating object creation and usage to enhance reusability of code. Dependency injection containers simplify the management of object dependencies, especially when the number of dependencies is huge, which is achieved by automating object creation and configuration. Disco, an annotation-based DI container, simplifies configuration with annotations such as @Bean and @Configuration, thus simplifying the setup of the service. Disco supports advanced features such as singleton instantiation, delayed loading, and session/request scope management to optimize resource utilization and service lifecycle. The integration of Disco with Symfony components helps create basic based
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 663 2025-02-15 13:14:13
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- Quick Tip: Local Development with Opera, Nginx 502 error
- 502 error in local development of Opera browser: Solution to disable VPN I recently encountered a difficult problem when using the Opera browser for local development. I set up the Homestead Improved instance and virtual host as usual, but I always get a 502 error when accessing: The developer tool displays the status code of 502, a typical Nginx gateway error. It took me about 30 minutes to check the error log of the virtual machine, repeatedly check the PHP sockets and ports, and finally I found out what the problem is: Turns out that Opera browser (the latest version as of this article) has VPN enabled by default. When the VPN is turned on, try to access a valid top-level domain name (.com, .app
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 902 2025-02-15 13:12:11
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- Laravel Doctrine - Best of Both Worlds?
- Laravel Doctrine: A Powerful ORM Alternative to Eloquent This article explores Laravel Doctrine, a robust Object-Relational Mapper (ORM) offering a compelling alternative to Eloquent in Laravel 5.X and beyond. We'll examine its advantages, installati
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 725 2025-02-15 13:10:11
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- Phinx - the Migration Library You Never Knew You Needed
- This tutorial demonstrates using Phinx, a framework-agnostic database migration tool, to manage database schema changes. It emphasizes the advantages of migrations over SQL dumps for team collaboration and version control. Key Benefits of Using Phi
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 1112 2025-02-15 13:08:13
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- Benchmarking: Can AppServer Beat Symfony's Performance?
- Appserver vs. Symfony: A PHP Framework Performance Showdown This article compares the performance of Appserver and Symfony, two popular PHP frameworks, using various response types: a simple "Hello World," a dynamic login page (without data
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 966 2025-02-15 13:04:11
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- Symfony on Vagrant Performance Hacks - SuluCMS Case Study
- Key Points: This tutorial optimizes Sulu, a Symfony-based CMS, for faster performance within a Vagrant environment. It addresses Symfony's inherent slowness on virtual machines with shared filesystems. The techniques detailed are applicable to any
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 330 2025-02-15 13:01:12