Simon Schubert

I think it’s possible to benefit from DDD practices and related ideas even if you don’t „do DDD“ (if that even exists 🙃). Here are some principles that can be applied to almost every app: 👇

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@derickr @Xdebug @phpstorm Very cool new feature and video explaining it! Thanks Derick!

🎉 PHP 8.2.0 has been released! 🐘 Find out all about it @ php.net/releases/8.2/ 📇 The full ChangeLog is at #8.2.0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">php.net/ChangeLog-8.ph… 💙 Thanks to everyone involved in this release.

@alpipego 😅 valid point!

To automate a 15min one-time Job definitely justifies to google and try out for more than 2 hours. 👨‍💻

Why getter and setter methods are evil infoworld.com/article/207372… by @allenholub

@ollieread @jorqensen AFAIK the UI will be written in any browser compatible way (most likely JS) and for the backend part you can use Rust, like you use node with Electron.

@jorqensen That being said, I can't quite tell what Tauri is written it. It alludes to Rust but never confirms.

What are people using for cross-platform desktop application development these days? Are we still using Electron?

I will pre-release this Friday. In the current implementation, I'm using @Symfony as backend, #TS #WebComponents as frontend, @php_enqueue to run the commands, @mercurehub to get real time results in frontend, and ElectronJS to bundle it as an "application". 👇👇👇 #PHP #Symfony

How can we represent nothing in #PHP? aka, the absence of value ? There are three of them and they don't like each other... "The three nothings of PHP" exakat.io/en/the-three-n…

@suckup_de I think it is important that it is designed around the business and not around the fact that this is configurable. So we might need multiple of these depending on their usecase

@suckup_de From a Shopware research I know that they have a so called SalesChannel Object that holds a lot of configurable parameters. It’s given as an argument to almost every method. So it is instantiated only once and could be cached.

Do you have some tips, how to reduce complexity, especially if you have a product with (too) many options? 🤔 e.g.: - configuration templates - value objects for object properties - plain sql queries in repository classes #PleaseRT #dev

clickbaity but anyway helpful advice: gordonc.bearblog.dev/dry-most-over-…

@davorminchorov When I do a review and... - read the specs - read the tests - read the code in no more than 15-30 mins and am able to maintain this code afterwards.

❓ What does the phrase “simple code” mean to you as a PHP / Laravel / Symfony developer? I keep seeing this phrase in different discussions and I am wondering how different people define it.

solid advice for writing tests 🔥🔥🔥

@jjanvier_ Ok, in such cases filters may not provide much help. 🙃

@fn_schubert Ah ah! I've seen test suites that would take several hours to run on my laptop ^^ But you're right, I should have precised

Show me your (broken) test suites, and I'll tell you your developers' problems - A quick diagnosis of the most common test suites Issues. A thread ⤵️

@jjanvier_ yes, maybe the question is what means "long". 😀 I consider 5mins for the whole suite already pretty long.

@fn_schubert Thanks Simon! If you can split tests and are happy with it, that's nice :). But I've seen test suites where a whole (big) module was tested with end-to-end tests. And it took ages for the developers' machines to run those tests.

@herndlm 😆