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by beberlei 12y ago
This looks super helpful! Thank you for this project. I agree with other commenters, it could be a little less wavy, but to be honest I don't care much if this works, after all its just a wireframe.
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MySQL JSON Support announced(mysqlserverteam.com)
2 points by beberlei 12y ago|1 comments
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Monolithic Repositories with PHP and Composer(whitewashing.de)
1 points by beberlei 12y ago|0 comments
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by beberlei 12y ago
Everything is a file doesn't scale to more than one system without resorting to hacks (Using NFS or the likes). One condition for a scalable system is a network interface imho. Cron doesn't have that as well, which usually leads t
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by beberlei 12y ago
An example of this is Travis CI. Most of their platform is open-source, still they are pretty successful with their companys SaaS and Hosted solutions.
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by beberlei 12y ago
It is not platform independent because it will never work on windows. A two step procedure of 1. picking the OS/distro and 2. the few lines to safely install on that system is hardly more complicated imho. Much safer though
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by beberlei 12y ago
Fair use is an american thing. Spain cannot violate US copyright law
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by beberlei 12y ago
thanks fixed!
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by beberlei 12y ago
Hey one of the developers here. This project started as a side project six month ago, however several of our customers quickly demanded we make it a product. We are excited to release it to open beta today. Our main focus with this product
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Show HN: Monitor your PHP application performance(qafoolabs.com)
11 points by beberlei 12y ago|4 comments
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by beberlei 12y ago
Getting out of my comfort zone here, as I feel we are not ready, but my company is working on a product that is focusing much more on application profiling than NewRelic and less on the monitoring that is built exclusively for PHP: https:&
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by beberlei 12y ago
So you are sugessting better prematurely "optimizing" every call to be remote from the beginnig? Wouldnt anyone wrap remote services behind a facade anyways instead of directly calling a http client? I fail to see how this leads t
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by beberlei 12y ago
Where are the screenshots? I don't want to install this to get a first view of how it looks and works.
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by beberlei 13y ago
the mysql documentation definatly states otherwise: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/innodb-create-index-o...
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State of SOAP with PHP in 2014(whitewashing.de)
1 points by beberlei 13y ago|0 comments
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by beberlei 13y ago
someone else mentioned it on twitter before, thanks for the hint :)
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by beberlei 13y ago
I mention Wordpress only as great example of "getting this done" approach of PHP. Never did i mention it as example of "high quality PHP code". phpBB and Drupal have their problems, but they both improved their code-base
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by beberlei 13y ago
Author here. I wrote this article as a guestblogger for Acquia, which is the company behind Drupal. I don't work at Acquia. The article obviously uses Drupal as an example, PHPBB and Wordpress as comparison because they are all in the
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by beberlei 13y ago
Does anybody else feel that having a track record in solving beaucracy issues can not really be applied that much in getting a legacy IT system fixed that seems right before cardiac arrest? about that national development team, IMHO develop
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by beberlei 13y ago
some feedback from me: 1. the value types are not immutable, which will make it very hard to work with them on larger scale. You should create new instances instead of modifying the original ones, keeping the originals intact. 2. The object
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by beberlei 13y ago
This is very cool! I could have really used this during my time at university. :) How about as a next step adding revisions to formulas and making them commentable, working sort of like gists?
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by beberlei 13y ago
it is used without caching, leading to unnecessary parsing of a metadata structure. This is explicitly not recommended for production use and kills the request time here.
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by beberlei 13y ago
Doctrine is explicitly not suitable for non cache usage. You should remove the ORM from the test and use the DBAL only instead if you don't have caching introduced. Additionally you are not bootstrapping the Symfony cache correctly, you nee
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by beberlei 14y ago
I disagree heavily. Refactoring tests is as important as refactoring "production" code. Following the four elements of simple design ( http://www.jbrains.ca/permalink/the-four-elements-of-simple-... ) you can use test refactorings to find b
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by beberlei 14y ago
The blog post shows extract method as well as a second refactoring Edit: Also see the screenshot here for a more complex extract method refactoring: http://qafoolabs.github.io/php-refactoring-browser/
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by beberlei 14y ago
Currently the refactoring available for extracting code is "extract method". "extract function" is not available yet and may even be implemented as "extract static class" or something, because it may be safer to achieve.
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by beberlei 14y ago
You picked the simplest refactoring, for converting local to instance variable I agree with you, this is easy in Vim. But still there are some potential problems: 1. The variable already exists in the class. 2. You accidently mark to much o
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by beberlei 14y ago
I suppose it can be integrated into IDEs. We (the developers) are Vim users, so there is no immediate need for us to integrate it into anything except Vim. We know that PHP Storm has many refactorings implemented very well, but a command li
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A command line refactoring tool for PHP(qafoo.com)
62 points by beberlei 14y ago|34 comments
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Lessons learned: a failed side project(whitewashing.de)
10 points by beberlei 14y ago|0 comments

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