SitePoint PHP Blog: Check Your Code's Quality with SensioLabs Insight
On the SitePoint PHP blog today there's a new post by Peter Nijssen introducing you to the SensioLabs Insight service and how it can improve your code quality (including locating security concerns)....
View ArticleReddit.com: PHP library authors: Have you considered to arrange security bug...
In this new post to Reddit.com Timoh suggests something that could definitely help improve the overall security of the PHP ecosystem - a bug bounty system, providing libraries and projects an easy way...
View ArticleSitePoint PHP Blog: Diffbot: Crawling with Visual Machine Learning
On the SitePoint PHP blog Bruno Skvorc has posted a tutorial showing you how to use the Diffbot service to extract data from any page. He introduces both the service itself and walks you through a...
View ArticlePhil Sturgeon: Heroku and PHP Sitting in a Tree. K.I.S.S.I.N.G
In a recent post Phil Sturgeon talks about the recent news from Heroku about their integrated PHP support and some of his own experience in using the new service feature and migrate his blog over....
View ArticleJurian Sluiman: SoflomoCache: manage your ZF2 cache services
Jurian Sluiman has posted about the release of a tool that aims to help you with cache handling in your Zend Framework 2 applications, the SoflomoCache component. aching is an essential part in...
View ArticleJonathan Hill: How much does it cost to be a web developer?
Jonathan Hill has taken an interesting perspective in his recent post looking more at some of the average financial costs around being a web developer. With Software Development topping 2014′s top...
View ArticleSitePoint PHP Blog: Understanding Symfony Bundle Configuration and Service...
The SitePoint PHP blog has a post today for those that may be new to the Symfony framework or just wanting to get into it and having trouble understanding bundle configuration. In this new post Carl...
View ArticlePaul Jones: Quicker, Easier, More Seductive: Names, Usage, and Intent
Paul Jones has updated his "service locators vs dependency injection containers" series with another post to his site today, this time he focuses on implementation not names. He suggests that the...
View ArticlePaul Jones: Quicker, Easier, More Seductive: How To Tell A DI Container From...
Paul Jones has continued his posts about dependency injection containers versus service locators in his site with this new post that hopes to make it easier for you to tell the difference between the...
View ArticleSitePoint PHP Blog: Translation and Text-to-Speech with Microsoft Translator
On the SitePoint PHP blog today there's a new tutorial showing you how to combine the Microsoft Azure platform services with their Translator API to create a text-to-speech translation service with...
View ArticleSymfony Blog: Symfony 2.3.0, the first LTS, is now available
As is mentioned in this new post to the Symfony blog, the latest milestone release of the popular framework has been made - Symfony 2.3.0. We were all waiting for it and many of us have been working...
View ArticleRob Allen: Simple logging of ZF2 exceptions
In this new post to his site Rob Allen shows you how to implement a simple logging method for catching exceptions in your Zend Framework 2 application. I recently had a problem with a ZF2 based...
View ArticleReddit.com: Dependency injection in ZF2 and Symfony 2 are service locators
On Reddit's PHP section there's a discussion happening about dependency injection versus service locators in two popular PHP frameworks - Zend Framework 2 and Symfony 2 (and how they're not really DI...
View ArticleRob Allen: Objects in the model layer: Part 2
Rob Allen previously posted about some of his practices around the different types of objects in the model layer of his Zend Framework 2 applications. In this latest post he follows up and shares some...
View ArticleRob Allen: Objects in the model layer
In this latest post to his site Rob Allen talks some about application structure and the different kinds of objects he uses in his applications. I currently use a very simple set of core objects...
View ArticleGonzalo Ayuso: How to configure Symfony's Service Container to use Twitter API
In this recent post to his site Gonzalo Ayuso shows how to use the Symfony2 service container to interact directly with the Twitter API via an OAuth plugin. If we are working within a Symfony2...
View ArticleIgor Wiedler: Scaling a Silex code base
Igor Wiedler has a new post to his site today talking about scaling Silex-based applications (a microframework based on Symfony components) and using it for more than just the basic applications. One...
View ArticleJuan Treminio: An introduction to Pimple and Service Containers
Juan Treminio has a new post to his site introducing the ideas behind Pimple and service containers, two very similar approaches to dependency management in your applications. Recently I've picked up...
View ArticleDave Marshall: Silex Controllers as Services
Dave Marshall has written up a post about how he uses Silex controllers as services that allow him to define his controller methods in separate classes with a custom resolver. There's currently a pull...
View ArticleJurian Sluiman: Using Zend Framework service managers in your application
Jurian Sluiman has a new post to his site showing how to use the service managers in your Zend Framework v2 applications. Zend Framework 2 uses a ServiceManager component (in short, SM) to easily...
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