Scott Keck-Warren

2 months ago | phparch.com | Scott Keck-Warren |Oscar Merida |Christopher Miller |Edward Barnard

By Scott Keck-Warren Several jobs ago, when we realized that we needed a new database server, it was a complicated process. We had to write up a lengthy explanation about why we needed the new server along with some estimates on storage growth and usage over the lifetime of the server (which, if we’re honest, were all guesses, and I’m glad nobody called me on them). by Scott Keck-Warren By Oscar Merida Improving code quality requires pushing boundaries.

Nov 30, 2024 | phparch.com | Scott Keck-Warren |Oscar Merida |Christopher Miller |Edward Barnard

Want to check out an issue? Sign up to receive a special offer. Magazine › 2024 › Lounging Around with PHP By Scott Keck-Warren As developers, there’s constantly some new and exciting tool, technique, or package that we **should** be learning. If you’re anything like me, every couple of months, you create a new Git repository, install the latest packages, and start on a brand new side project, only to get bored as you have to write a user registration system for the umpteenth time.