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When dealing with UUID generation in PHP, developers usually decide to use the famous ramsey/uuid library. 95% of the time the only method used is Ramsey...
I went recently to Google Paris offices to attend an Angular meetup sponsorised by Firebase. Although I've already heard about Firebase in the past (mainly...
I went recently to Google Paris offices to attend an Angular meetup sponsorised by Firebase. Although I’ve already heard about Firebase in the past (mainly...
The first SymfonyCon in Warsaw has just finished, and I must admit that was great. Congrats to the SensioLabs team and especially Anne-Sophie for the...
The first SymfonyCon in Warsaw has just finished, and I must admit that was great. Congrats to the SensioLabs team and especially Anne-Sophie for the...
Something I love with PHP is how easily you can build a CLI application. Some libraries like the Symfony Console Component has greatly improved this process...
Something I love with PHP is how easily you can build a CLI application. Some libraries like the Symfony Console Component has greatly improved this process...
Note: I started to write this article some months ago but I never took the time to finish it. So, it's not really "fresh" news, but nonetheless, there...
Here are some tips you should know when using Composer the dependency manager for PHP. 1. Update only one vendor You want to update only one specific...
Every PHP developer who use modern libraries or frameworks should know Composer. Composer is a dependency manager for PHP which allows you to declare...
Every PHP developer who use modern libraries or frameworks should know Composer. Composer is a dependency manager for PHP which allows you to declare...
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[...] all your dependencies? That’s easy, just add the vendor name as argument to the update command: This will only install or update the library (plus its dependencies) and overwrite the [...]
[...] . To host the manifest.json file, we will use GitHub pages. Here is what look like our update command: Only two lines of code. Awesome, right? The first parameter of the update method is the [...]
[...] ; we use chmod to make it executable by default; and of course the stub must be enabled for a CLI app. Finally you may wonder what the git-version stands for. The value of this parameter is used to [...]
[...] into its home directory: Then change its default shell: Now you can proxify any git repository from your shell by simply running: The result with the Symfony repository: It takes [...]
[...] source files. Here, any string @package_version@ is replaced by a version number based on the git repository. To take advantage of this, we place it as the version parameter on our main launcher bin/ [...]
[...] ? ». Don’t panic! This is what you should expect if you just have edited the composer.json file. For instance, if you add or update a detail like the library description, authors, extra [...]
[...] ;ve set up your server to point on the root directory of Broker, you could had it to your composer.json file: I would recommend this method which is much easier than the previous one, and also much [...]
[...] also for CI systems (Jenkins/Travis), or PaaS solution like PagodaBox or Heroku which run a composer install each time you deploy a new code. As Git is a decentralized system, it is relativly easy to [...]
[...] — slides Main purpose of this talk was to demonstrate how to build an event-driven PHP application. You may know how NodeJS works via its “Event Loop” to get non-blocking IO. Here [...]
[...] have to add the Satis URI in your composer.json: Using Broker I recently discovered Broker, a PHP application which creates a full repository proxy for Composer. Like the previous method, you have to [...]
[...] Broker, a PHP application which creates a full repository proxy for Composer. Like the previous method, you have to initialize your proxy with the desired vendors before running a composer install [...]
[...] vendor for your project, you can manually add a new line into your composer.json then use the previous method to only install this vendor. But there is a much convenient way to proceed. The require [...]
[...] for Composer. However, keep in mind to update your proxy repositories first before running a composer update. The missing option Both of the previous methods work, but they have the same major [...]
Note: I started to write this article some months ago but I never took the time to finish it. So, it's not really "fresh" news, but nonetheless, there [...]
[...] all your dependencies? That’s easy, just add the vendor name as argument to the update command: This will only install or update the library (plus its dependencies) and overwrite the [...]
[...] . To host the manifest.json file, we will use GitHub pages. Here is what look like our update command: Only two lines of code. Awesome, right? The first parameter of the update method is the [...]
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