Gert de Pagter

@VotrubaT I wonder if phpstan is the right tool for that🤔, though im not sure what would be

I'm looking for a PHPStan extension, that 1) finds all Behat methods definitions in PHP 2) then all useage in YML configs 3) compare them and detect missing cases on either side Has anyone made it yet?

@PovilasKorop Thanks for sharing my post!

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@davorminchorov @PovilasKorop True, but sometimes its just about documenting how something is currently working, rather than refactoring something

@PovilasKorop Data Transfer Objects are the better option.

Properly typing your arrays can improve your code a lot, read about it here: backendtea.com/post/php-typed… #PHP

@antv63330540 @_Codito_ @PHPCSFixer On my machine full run time went from 60 to 2.5 seconds! definitely a big improvement

I made @PHPCSFixer N-times faster, depending on the available CPU cores 🥳! For Fixer itself, it allowed to reduce analysis time from 65 to 12 seconds on my computer 🤩! It is the biggest and most important change provided by me to this project 🥹. github.com/php-cs-fixer/P…

#MySQL 9.0 is out: dev.mysql.com/doc/relnotes/m… Being able to run javascript in MySQL is gonna be a game changer for sure #MySQL9

Ever wondered what `declare(strict_types=1)` does in #PHP ? backendtea.com/post/php-decla…

@OndrejMirtes Its mostly useful to get people to understand errors they are gonna be tackling once we move on to the next phpstan level. But ill edit to to say you shouldn’t run it by default like that

@OndrejMirtes I would always run it at the current level in CI. But you can ring it on diffed files on a higher level, more so as a way to show what more errors there are in a file. If your not running at that level

Sometimes adding #PHPStan to a project can be a big challenge. In this blog post you'll learn how to add PHPStan to a #legacy #PHP project: backendtea.com/post/phpstan-l…

@suckup_de What do you find is the advantage using those assert types? Is it to make sure the return type never changes?

@BackEndTea And we can even combine phpstan and phpunit in the test itself 🙂 : #L18" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/voku/Arrayy/bl…

You really should analyze your #PHPUnit tests with #PHPStan backendtea.com/post/phpstan-a…

Learn how to generate a random string in #PHP. Since PHP 8.2 there are more options to generate a secure random string. This post will explain how you can do so! backendtea.com/post/php-rando…

Mastering PHPUnit: Using data providers backendtea.com/post/phpunit-d… Discussions: discu.eu/q/https://back… #php #programming by @BackEndTea

Learn the basics of using mocks and stubs in #PHPUnit: backendtea.com/post/phpunit-m… #PHP #unittest

Test multiple scenarios quickly, and reduce code duplication with data providers in #PHPUnit backendtea.com/post/phpunit-d… #PHP #unittest

backendtea.com/post/phpunit-y… This week i wrote about writing your first PHPUnit tests. #PHP #PHPUnit #unittests

I'm writing a series on #PHPUnit this week is a basic introduction: backendtea.com/post/phpunit-i…

Just-released @phpstan 1.10.12 includes support for object shapes! 🎉