!php/object 'N;' — YAML King 🌱

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!php/object 'N;' — YAML King 🌱

@malukenho

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!php/object 'N;' — YAML King 🌱@malukenho·16 Tem

@Phrlog How they're managed doesn't matter unless it is tightly coupled to a framework. In the scenario you described the "domain" entities happen to be saved via Doctrine. They're not doctrine entities, you can even have a map between your domain entities and doctrine. don't you agree?

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внутренний хомяк беспокойства@Phrlog·16 Tem

@malukenho well they are still managed by doctrine entity manager, so it’s a matter of definitions

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!php/object 'N;' — YAML King 🌱@malukenho·16 Tem

@Phrlog What you described are just entities, not doctrine entities. (which have annotations, etc...)

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внутренний хомяк беспокойства@Phrlog·16 Tem

@malukenho they are not if you keeping all doctrine related stuff in separate yaml file

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!php/object 'N;' — YAML King 🌱@malukenho·16 Tem

@flavioheleno I unfortunately don't have that. It depends very much on the type of project and architecture you're following though.

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Flávio Heleno@flavioheleno·15 Tem

@malukenho hey, have you got any sample projects, docs or whatever that shows how to organize projects following best practices?

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!php/object 'N;' — YAML King 🌱@malukenho·16 Tem

Cannot use "::class" on a string

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!php/object 'N;' — YAML King 🌱@malukenho·28 Oca

Please 🥲

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!php/object 'N;' — YAML King 🌱@malukenho·7 Ara

@mateusjatenee I got it! But I was expecting the no-reference version to take more memory because it is copying the values, right? Or is it taken by the GC right after the foreach is ended?

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Mateus Guimarães@mateusjatenee·7 Ara

@malukenho It's probably because of the reference count. When you pass it by reference, you're creating a reference (is_ref=1) and increasing the refcount, so PHP will not free that automatically. If you run gc_collect_cycles() it should clean it.

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!php/object 'N;' — YAML King 🌱@malukenho·7 Ara

What is wrong with this language? 🥲 Is it expected?

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!php/object 'N;' — YAML King 🌱@malukenho·5 Ara

@Aneurysm9 I have a question about AoC. Can I use the sample input on a blog post? I know it is not allowed to share the input, but the sample should be okay right? ref: #faq_copying" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">adventofcode.com/about#faq_copy…

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!php/object 'N;' — YAML King 🌱@malukenho·2 Ara

Advent of Code — Day 2 malukenho.github.io/post/2023/12/0…

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!php/object 'N;' — YAML King 🌱@malukenho·2 Eyl

@phparch As devs we know it can and does happens.

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PHP Architect@phparch·1 Eyl

@malukenho yeah, we are aware of that little mistake. Sorry about that. We were testing a new script that we were hoping would automate the sending of the newsletter. Spoiler Alert, The script didn't work 🫢

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