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- How to Properly Deploy Web Apps via SFTP with Git
- Deploying Web Applications via SFTP with Git: A Secure and Efficient Workflow This article explores using PHPSECLIB and Git for streamlined and secure SFTP deployments. We'll cover key features, authentication methods, and automation techniques to o
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 566 2025-02-10 14:27:12
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- Re-Introducing Symfony Console - CLI PHP for the Uninitiated!
- Core points Symfony Console is a standalone package that provides a simple framework for creating command line tools, which is useful for repetitive tasks such as data migration, importing, or creating cron jobs. To create a new command, you need to make the file executable. This can be done by creating a console file in the project root directory, ensuring the file is executable, and defining the console application. You can use Symfony's CommandTester class to test commands, which provides special input and output classes to test commands without the command line. Symfony Console is installed using Composer (the dependency management tool in PHP). It provides a simple
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 698 2025-02-10 14:06:15
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- Framework-Agnostic PHP Cronjobs Made Easy with Crunz!
- This article introduces Crunz, a versatile PHP job scheduling library. Inspired by Laravel's task scheduler, Crunz offers enhanced flexibility and ease of use for managing cron jobs. The author welcomes contributions and feedback. A solid understa
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 285 2025-02-10 13:54:12
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- Scrum Rituals: Sprint Planning
- Scrum Sprint Planning: A Deep Dive Sprint planning, the cornerstone of each sprint, sets the stage for the upcoming iteration. This collaborative effort between the product owner, scrum master, and development team defines the sprint's objectives an
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 808 2025-02-10 13:51:11
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- Modding Minecraft with PHP - Buildings from Code!
- Using PHP to Mod Minecraft: A Novel Approach This article explores a unique method for creating Minecraft mods using PHP, bypassing the traditional reliance on Java. Leveraging asynchronous PHP libraries and an event loop, this technique avoids the
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 362 2025-02-10 13:46:16
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- Event Sourcing in a Pinch
- Event Sourcing Explained: A Practical Guide for Beginners This guide offers a practical introduction to Event Sourcing, a powerful design pattern within Domain-Driven Design (DDD). While not claiming expertise, this explanation aims to demystify th
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 942 2025-02-10 13:44:13
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- Sylius and Cutting Your Teeth on TDD
- This article explores Sylius, a Symfony-based e-commerce application, and its robust approach to Test-Driven Development (TDD), achieving 100% code coverage—a remarkable feat for a PHP application of its scale. We'll guide you through setting up a S
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 582 2025-02-10 12:58:11
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- Scrum Rituals: Sprint Demo
- Scrum Sprint Demo: A Comprehensive Guide Key Takeaways: The sprint demo showcases completed sprint work, allowing the Product Owner to validate against acceptance criteria. It clarifies completed work, improves estimation, and informs the team's ve
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 571 2025-02-10 12:57:17
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- Up and Running with the Fastest PHP Framework on PHP7 in 5 Mins
- Phalcon 3.0 LTS: Blazing Speed Meets PHP 7 Compatibility Remember our enthusiasm for Phalcon, the renowned high-performance PHP framework? This guide demonstrates a swift 5-minute setup on a Homestead Improved instance. Skip ahead to "Installa
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 454 2025-02-10 12:55:12
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- Calendar as a Service in PHP? Easy, with Google Calendar API!
- This article demonstrates how to integrate the Google Calendar API with PHP, creating a calendar application allowing users to add calendars, events, and synchronize with Google Calendar. We'll use Laravel and Composer for this project. Assume you
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 1108 2025-02-10 12:50:09
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- Sourcehunt September - Hacktoberfest Edition
- Participate in DigitalOcean’s Hacktoberfest and contribute to open source projects! Event Highlights: DigitalOcean's Hacktoberfest is enabled to encourage everyone to contribute code to various open source projects. Complete 4 pull requests to get a T-shirt in recognition of your contribution to the open source community. Recommended projects include: simplifying the Kodus/mail package for UTF-8 mailing; object-oriented array operation interface voku/Arrayy; and Atom plug-in php-integrator/atom-base for assisting static code checks
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 947 2025-02-10 12:46:09
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- How Privileged Are Programmers? Are You a John, Too?
- John, a young, white, heterosexual, self-taught developer. He is not rare, but special. He has a complete family and has no worries about food and clothing. He can get whatever toy he wants because he learned the strategy of "needing three toys to get at least one". He had average grades, but that didn't matter because his mom thought "he was just tired of school and was too smart". After graduating from high school, he found a job in programming directly. The salary is not high, so I can only barely maintain a small apartment and a simple meal. But he believes the future will be better. A few years later, John got tired of programming. He likes the concept of this profession, but his actual work is boring. He frequently switched jobs until his "stupid" bosses realized how important he was to the company.
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 1003 2025-02-10 12:45:09
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- Can 9-to-5 Developers Be Good Developers?
- Programmers’ self-improvement: Break out of the comfort zone of 9-5 This article explores how full-time programmers (9-to-5) can maintain their industry competitiveness and points out that just being content with a 9-to-5 working model may not effectively enhance career development and company influence. Key Points: The authors believe that programmers who strictly adhere to the nine-to-five work system may have difficulty keeping up with industry best practices and new approaches, making it difficult to improve their careers or effectively impact the company’s development. The authors suggest that programmers need to invest time learning and improvement outside of working hours to maintain industry competitiveness, which is worth the investment even if this seems to sacrifice personal time in the short term. Authors criticize tech conference culture often invites only the same speakers and topics, which will hit new speakers and kill diversified thoughts
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 557 2025-02-10 12:37:10
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- Let's Kill the Password! Magic Login Links to the Rescue!
- Say goodbye to password troubles and embrace safe and convenient password-free login! This article will guide you how to implement a one-time link-based password-free login system in Laravel applications to improve security and simplify user experience. This article was reviewed by Younes Rafie and Wern Ancheta. Thanks to all the peer reviewers at SitePoint for getting SitePoint content to its best! Identity authentication technology continues to evolve, from traditional mailbox-password combinations, to social logins, to today's passwordless logins (more precisely, "email-only" logins). The passwordless login system verifies identity by sending a login link to the user's email. The login process without a password is as follows: Users visit login page;
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 747 2025-02-10 12:27:14
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- PHP-FIG: What are you going?
- The future of the PHP Framework Interoperability Group (PHP-FIG): Where to Go? The PHP Framework Interoperability Group (PHP-FIG) has made significant progress in attracting positive attention from PHP by adopting more PHP standard recommendations (PSR). These recommendations regulate coding standards, style guides, autoloading, logging, caching, and HTTP messages. However, due to internal disputes and the exit of well-known projects and individuals, the future of PHP-FIG is uncertain. The organization has been criticized for intensifying bureaucracy and negative climate, hindering effective participation. This article believes that PHP-FIG should simplify its operation and pay more attention to improving communication and discussion of PSR. This may include making it easier for non-experts to participate and reducing PS
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 860 2025-02-10 12:20:17