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- Upgrading Sylius the TDD Way: Exploring PhpSpec
- This article demonstrates extending Sylius's core functionality using Test-Driven Development (TDD) to improve inventory management. We'll add color-coded low-stock indicators to the product listing. This will be a backend implementation; visual te
- PHP Tutorial 659 2025-02-10 11:13:13
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- How to Use Laravel Mix in Non-Laravel Projects
- This tutorial demonstrates how to leverage Laravel Mix, a streamlined Webpack API wrapper, for asset compilation in projects outside the Laravel framework. This approach significantly accelerates project setup by eliminating the need for extensive W
- PHP Tutorial 547 2025-02-10 11:09:09
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- How'd They Do It? PHPSnake: Detecting Keypresses
- This article details building a PHP command-line version of the Snake game. A Bulgarian conference hackathon inspired the project, showcasing PHP's surprising capabilities in real-time game development. We'll construct the game from scratch, rather
- PHP Tutorial 965 2025-02-10 11:02:09
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- Mail Logging in Laravel 5.3: Extending the Mail Driver
- Laravel 5.3 Mail Send Extension: Custom Database Mail Log Laravel 5.3 provides an easy way to configure and send emails through a variety of popular services and includes a log assistive program for development. However, it does not cover all available services and may require extension of existing mail driver systems. Key points: Laravel 5.3 provides an easy way to easily configure and send emails through a variety of popular services, and includes log assistive programs for development. However, it does not cover all available services and may require extension of an existing mail driver system. To extend the mail driver system, you can use the artisan command
- PHP Tutorial 950 2025-02-10 11:00:16
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- The Delicious Evils of PHP
- PHP's eval() and exec() functions: powerful tools, but use with caution! This article explores the surprising versatility of these often-maligned PHP functions, showcasing examples of their effective—and secure—application. Peer Reviewed by Wern An
- PHP Tutorial 919 2025-02-10 10:54:10
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- Sending PHP Event Messages to Remote Logstash on Windows
- Key Concepts: This article explores using Logstash and Rsyslog to manage and analyze event logs generated by PHP applications within distributed systems. It highlights the benefits of this approach for monitoring and decision-making. The core idea
- PHP Tutorial 257 2025-02-10 10:25:09
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- Functional Programming with Phunkie: Parser Combinators in PHP
- Phunkie: Building Parser Combinators in PHP (Part 1) This tutorial, adapted from the Inviqa blog, demonstrates how to create parser combinators using the Phunkie functional library for PHP. We'll focus on the core concepts and build basic parsers, s
- PHP Tutorial 1062 2025-02-10 10:23:10
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- Extending OctoberCMS - Building a Soft-Delete Plugin
- OctoberCMS: In-depth exploration of plug-in expansion and practical combat of soft delete plug-in Developers generally prefer easy-to-use and scalable CMS. OctoberCMS adheres to the concept of simplicity first, bringing a pleasant experience to developers and users. This article demonstrates some of the extensible features of OctoberCMS and extends the functionality of another plug-in with a simple plug-in. Key Points OctoberCMS provides a simple and easy-to-use CMS while allowing extensions through plug-ins. This scalability is reflected in the extent to which developers can penetrate the internal mechanisms of CMS, including modifying the functions of other developers plug-ins. The Rainlab Blog plugin allows articles to be created and assigned to different categories.
- PHP Tutorial 1067 2025-02-10 10:21:14
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- Laravel Dusk - Intuitive and Easy Browser Testing for All!
- Laravel Dusk: Streamlining End-to-End Browser Testing for JavaScript Applications This article explores Laravel Dusk, a powerful browser testing library designed for Laravel applications, particularly those heavily reliant on JavaScript, such as sing
- PHP Tutorial 1073 2025-02-10 10:18:11
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- 9 Hot Tips to Enhance Your Spark Experience
- This article shares valuable advice for developers working with Laravel Spark, a framework for building web applications. It focuses on streamlining development and avoiding common pitfalls. Key Learnings: Streamline your project: Unnecessary bas
- PHP Tutorial 935 2025-02-10 10:16:11
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- Taming the Snoo: Playing with the Reddit API
- Unlock the Power of Reddit's Data: A PHP Guide to the Reddit API This article demonstrates how to leverage the Reddit API with PHP, focusing on both public and authenticated methods. We'll explore basic search functionality and then delve into OAuth
- PHP Tutorial 576 2025-02-10 10:15:11
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- How PHP Executes - from Source Code to Render
- This article was peer reviewed by Younes Rafie. Thanks to all of SitePoint’s peer reviewers for making SitePoint content the best it can be! Inspired by a recent article on how Ruby code executes, this article covers the execution process for PHP
- PHP Tutorial 886 2025-02-10 10:11:11
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- PDS Skeleton by Example: A Standard for File and Folder Structure
- This article explores the php-pds/skeleton and uses it to build a small Laravel package that maps FAQ pages to exceptions. The PDS (Package Development Standards) skeleton promotes a consistent file and folder structure for PHP packages, improving o
- PHP Tutorial 1097 2025-02-10 10:02:08
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- Static analysis with PHPSA: PHP Smart Analyzer
- Static code analysis tools, such as PHP Smart Analyzer (PHPSA), are critical to maintaining high-quality code, especially in large projects. These tools automatically review code, detect common errors, enforce coding standards and clean code blocks. PHPSA is a user-friendly PHP static analysis tool that detects syntax errors and provides feedback on code quality and programming standards. It can be installed as a .phar file or through Composer. In addition to detecting syntax errors, PHPSA can also point out functions that are just other function alias, undefined properties, and missing document blocks, and recommend better coding principles. It can undocumented
- PHP Tutorial 473 2025-02-10 10:00:15
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- A Crash Course of Changes to Exception Handling in PHP 7
- Major improvements in exception handling in PHP 7 PHP 7 has made significant improvements to exception handling, introducing the Throwable interface and the Error class, which significantly enhances error handling capabilities. The Throwable interface is the base interface of the Exception and Error classes, allowing developers to catch all throwable errors, whether exceptions or errors. The Error class handles various internal PHP errors, including fatal errors and type errors, and is broken down into four subclasses: ArithmeticError, TypeError, ParseError, and AssertionError. Throwable interface Th
- PHP Tutorial 1045 2025-02-10 09:57:09