Gonzalo Ayuso – Web Architect

[...] with one slight problem. Our Web application runs on a Web server (imagine, for example one Silex application). We can use a login form and ensure all requests are authorized (using a security layer). [...]

[...] How to build a silex application from a Behat/Gherkin feature file. [...]

[...] Today we’re going to play with QR codes and how to use them within a Silex application using one Service Provider. First we need a QR code generator. If we find in Packagist we [...]

[...] Provider called LoggerServiceProvider to integrate our Logger instance into our Silex application. And now the last part is our Silex application: As we can see the event dispacher [...]

[...] within a middleware. And basically that’s all. You can see a working example in my github account using Booststrap and UI Booststrap [...]

[...] next Katayuno will be invited in a “SOLID” way . Source code is available in my github account. BTW: Do you want to organize one Katayuno in your city? It’s very easy. Feel free to [...]

[...] enables cross origin (CORS). You can read about it here. You can see the whole code in my github account. Here one small screencast to see the application in action. [...]

[...] . The whole “magic” is in the Builder class. You can see the library in my github account. [...]

[...] need to deploy database changes. Deploy database changes is a hard work, but source code can be trivial if we take into account a few details: Source code must be the same in all [...]

[...] 's environ variables to create different environments with PHP. One easy trick to have the same source code between production and development environments. [...]

[...] library is a proof of concept. There’re a lot of remaining things. What do you think? Source code at github [...]

[...] in one of my previous post I don’t like to send messages from the web browser to the websocket server directly (due do to authentication issues commented here). I prefer to use one server (a [...]

[...] is to notify to the websocket’s server when anything changes within the storage: The Websocket server is a simple socket.io server as well as a Express server to handle the backend’s triggers. [...]

[...] authentication, token based authentificatio, OAuth, … The problem arrives when we add WebSocket server. WebSocket server is another serve. We can use node.js, ruby, or even PHP with Rachet. But [...]

[...] Last days I’ve been working within a Phonegap project for Android devices using Push Notifications. The idea is simple. We need to use the Push Notification Plugin for Android. First we need [...]

[...] Last month I worked within an Android project using Phonegap, jQuery Mobile and Push Notifications. I also wrote one post explaining how to use PHP to send the server side’s part of [...]

[...] behaviour in the device and fix customizations, but ir we use plugins (camera plugin, push notifications or things like that) we really need to test on the real device. Those kind of things [...]

[...] about it, but if we distribute our apps manually we need do something. We can send push notifications or email to the user to inform about the new version. Let me show you how I’m doing [...]

[...] syntax. The first thing than come to my mind after studying Stack is to join different Silex applications in a similar way than Symfony (the full stack framework) uses bundles. And the best part of [...]

[...] One Idea to scale Silex applications using Symfony's DIC to store the routes [...]

[...] How to scale Silex applications using RouteCollection and YAML [...]

Imagine this simple Silex application: What happens if we want to use a security layer? We can use sessions. Sessions are the “standard” [...]

[...] module. In this application we configure the table and fetch the data from an externar API server The API server is a simple Silex server And basically that’s all. You can see the whole [...]

[...] , but when our application is a PhoneGap/Cordova application that uses a Silex server as API server, sessions aren’t the best way. The best way now is a token based authentication. The idea [...]

[...] /worker.js” is a standard WebWorker. In this example our worker perform XHR request to a API server (in this case one Silex application) WebWorkers runs in different scope than a traditional [...]

[...] Madrid and I collaborate as speaker with a talk about Dependency Injection and Dependency Injection Containers in PHP. It was a great experience. 400 attendees, two tracks, Fabien Potencier& [...]

[...] over a set of classes that’s becomes a difficult task. Because of that we can use Dependency Injection Containers. If we choose Pimple as Dependency Injection Container we can refactor our [...]

How to use the component "Dependency Injection Container" from Symfony2 in a standalone PHP application. [...]

How to manage several PDO Database connections through Symfony2 service container. [...]

How to use several DBAL Database connections with Symfony2 service container. [...]

[...] Using Symfony's Dependency injection container to handle Twitter API. [...]

[...] If you are looking for a small Dependency Injection Container with PHP maybe you need have look to Pimple. Pimple is a small Dependency Injection [...]