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Sep 30, 2024 | 
phparch.com | Edward Barnard |Oscar Merida |Beth Long |Christopher Miller
By Edward Barnard Our Back Office methodology simplifies complex tasks by breaking them into single-purpose activities. Using a Business Process Diagram (BPD), we address known and unknown project elements iteratively. Our case study, integrating Stripe with Sage Intacct, shows how we automate processes while ensuring stakeholder buy-in.
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Jul 31, 2024 | 
phparch.com | Matt Lantz |Oscar Merida |Beth Long |Christopher Miller
By Matt Lantz As my career has progressed, I, like many readers out there, have seen the introduction of some game-changing platforms here and there. The field of web development only remains so prominent because of these various shifts in how we do things.
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May 1, 2024 | 
phparch.com | Matt Lantz |Oscar Merida |Edward Barnard |Beth Long
By Matt Lantz Programming languages are evolving fast, and developers need to keep up with reason. I have heard about many colleagues wanting to explore new languages, and the two most popular were Rust and Golang. The two popular programming languages, Golang and Rust, have risen to prominence beyond the PHP community. These two highly sought-after languages have some comparable features and functionality.
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Mar 30, 2024 | 
phparch.com | Matt Lantz |Oscar Merida |Beth Long |Christopher Miller
By Matt Lantz If you’ve ever drowned in the crashing waves of code while attempting to create a flowchart, sequence diagram, or any form of data representation, then it’s time for you to be rescued by Mermaid.JS. This powerful JavaScript library for creating diagrams and flowcharts is a breath of fresh air for the developer community, offering a haven from complicated, time-consuming charting tools. by Matt Lantz By Oscar Merida Welcome to the PHP Foundry.
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Feb 29, 2024 | 
phparch.com | Matt Lantz |Beth Long |Christopher Miller |Chris Tankersly
Want to check out an issue? Sign up to receive a special offer. Magazine › 2024 › The PHP Gambit: Winning Strategies in Code By Matt Lantz by Matt Lantz By Beth Tucker Long by Beth Tucker Long By Christopher Miller So Far In The Series, we’ve looked at Planning, Abstraction, Encapsulation, and Testing. That’s a good place to start – the last major section to set out our groundwork is the dreaded thing of Documentation.
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Jan 30, 2024 | 
phparch.com | Christopher Miller |Matt Lantz |Chris Tankersly |Beth Long
By Christopher Miller So far in this series, we’ve looked at Planning, Abstraction, and Encapsulation – but now we’re getting stuck with the next of our items: Testing! I know, I know – I can hear the groans from here! But let me start with a story… by Christopher Miller By Matt Lantz Consider the challenges that can come with having to scale your system, add on load balancers, and handle horizontal scaling. What about key rotations and vulnerability monitoring of secrets?
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Dec 28, 2023 | 
phparch.com | Edward Barnard |Beth Long |Christopher Miller |Eric Mann
Want to check out an issue? Sign up to receive a special offer. Magazine › 2023 › Generating Efficient PHP By Edward Barnard My new column begins with a mental exercise. It only takes 24 seconds, and I hope you do play along. With “A View From 2500 Feet”, I expect every month will include airplanes, algorithms, and abstract thinking. Airplanes? Yes! Airplanes solved my problem in software development. This month, I’m sharing that story with you.
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Oct 31, 2023 | 
phparch.com | Christopher Miller |Matt Lantz |Oscar Merida |Beth Long
By Christopher Miller Do you remember your first introduction to computing? How about what happened next? My life would be forever changed by the experience and for the better. This article will walk you through what happened next and the overall development of my code. by Christopher Miller By Matt Lantz Enhanced simplicity and efficiency, what’s not to love? HTMX offers both; however, it also comes with some disadvantages.
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Sep 30, 2023 | 
phparch.com | Frank Wallen |Beth Long |Matt Lantz |Oscar Merida
Want to check out an issue? Sign up to receive a special offer. Magazine › 2023 › The Spectrum of PHP By Frank Wallen by Frank Wallen By Beth Tucker Long by Beth Tucker Long By Matt Lantz Developers rarely build anything from scratch that isn’t neatly wrapped in various packages or frameworks. Developers also rarely configure a replica of a production environment to write some code.
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Aug 30, 2023 | 
phparch.com | Beth Long |Matt Lantz |Oscar Merida |Frank Wallen
Want to check out an issue? Sign up to receive a special offer. Magazine › 2023 › Packing Up PHP By Frank Wallen If you have been following the progress of PHP since version 5.6, even 7.4, you know there have been a lot of changes. How does that work? How does that happen? How do I get involved? To get you started on your way, let’s understand what an RFC is: *Request for Comments*.
