Tag: php
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How to Upgrade PHP 7.4 to PHP 8.4 on Ubuntu 20.04
Read →: How to Upgrade PHP 7.4 to PHP 8.4 on Ubuntu 20.04I recently faced the challenge of upgrading our servers from PHP 7.4 to 8.4. Managing a server of 15 web servers hosting over 10 different PHP applications, I knew this upgrade needed careful planning and execution. Our setup includes WordPress sites, and some old PHP applications. Why I Decided to Upgrade PHP 7.4 reached its…
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PHP Debugging in Your IDE: Find and Fix Bugs Faster
Read →: PHP Debugging in Your IDE: Find and Fix Bugs FasterStop scattering var_dump() calls across your code. Here’s how to set up PHP debugging with breakpoints, live variable inspection and stack traces so you can find the real cause of a bug fast.
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CakePHP 2023 Updates: Performance, Security and Testing
Read →: CakePHP 2023 Updates: Performance, Security and TestingA practical tour of the CakePHP updates that matter to working developers: speed, newer PHP versions, GraphQL APIs, debugging, auth and testing.
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PHP 7.4: most important RFCs
Read →: PHP 7.4: most important RFCsThe release date will be probably in December, 2019. But here is some new features that’ll be available in this version and here is the most important RFC (Request for comments)
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PHP 8: Introducing JIT
Read →: PHP 8: Introducing JITBasically, the PHP scripts are compiled into instructions, which are called opcodes that are understandable to the machine. Opcodes are low-level, and hence faster to translate to machine code as compared to the original PHP code.
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Gitlab-CI using Panther and Symfony 4
Read →: Gitlab-CI using Panther and Symfony 4I tried to test my Symfony 4.1 app using gitlab-ci. Basically, when we Test PHP application we require php-cli docker image to execute composer install, phpunit.But in this case I have a node packages to install, a React App in the front to test and a Rest API to test with my React Application.
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Génération d'un pdf
Read →: Génération d'un pdfSalut à tous, Dans cet article, je vais vous expliquer l’utilisation de la classe php FPDF que grâce a elle on peut générer automatiquement un fichier pdf paramétré qu’on peut le stocker dans un dossier ou l’afficher afin de le télécharger.