Blog – Aaron Saray

[...] I know. I decided to send a note out to a few of my buddies and see what they thought as well. Aaron Saray Today we are comparing Filters and Validators. Generally, we filter data to remove unwanted [...]

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[...] print each value out. Best Practice: Use Array Manipulation Function To Change Array Values ?View Code PHP $array = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e']; array_walk($array, function(&$value, $key) {   & [...]

[...] to refactor at this time…). Anyway, I created my mock in the normal way I knew of: ?View Code PHP $myMock = $this->getMock('myObject'); Now, the entire object was an empty mock. I [...]

[...] ! I’ll post the code here and then review it afterward. application/models/Mail.php ?View Code PHP <?php /**  * Zend_Mail override  *  * Holds the class for the zend_mail [...]

[...] me give you a bit of example code… see if this makes you really want to do it: ?View Code PHP $firstDate = new DateTime('01/12/2012 10:00:00'); $secondDate = new DateTime( [...]

[...] A few days (ok, a bunch of days) ago, someone asked me on twitter what I look for when I do a code review. Pretty certain I was tweeting that I was either… a) doing a code review or b) … Continue [...]

[...] I had this idea about doing interactive screen share and code review. I wrote it about it here and even asked for feedback. I got some pretty good feedback, but I [...]

[...] When doing a bit of code review, I saw an incredibly ornately architected future-proof module written by one of my programmers [...]

[...] my experience in web development and programming…) Would you contract me for a 1-on-1 code review via skype or google hangout? Here’s how it would work: Application form takes care of [...]

[...] There are two areas where user input should be filtered: on display and on storage. Luckily, Zend Framework provides tools for this&# [...]

[...] their comfort zones. Because of a bug in the programming, we noticed we weren’t trimming the user input for a search form. A large amount of search terms began with at least one space. So, we fixed [...]

[...] a test suite inside of an application (view files aren’t testable code generally), the user input for this would always be randomly or non existent. For our test suite, we can mock these two [...]

[...] for more (without audio) of my presentations too! Video post: Enterprise PHP through Design Patterns and Modularlization is a post from: Aaron Saray [...]

[...] Resort, in Wisconsin Dells. My talk is on wednesday at 1:00p.m.: your first five design patterns. Slides will be posted here after the talk. ThatConference Slides is a post from: [...]

[...] ’m really passionate about is using PHP in enterprise situations. I obviously care about Design Patterns in PHP. I’ve also done a lot of technical review of other books about refactoring away [...]

[...] presenting today at MidwestPHP 2013. My talk on Enterprise PHP Architecture through Design Patterns and Modularization went great – at least I hope! You can download the slides and files [...]