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Tag Archives: PHP
Speedpills 4 Linting PHP Files in Parallel
Quite some time ago I’ve already written about linting PHP files in the shell / build. Even though parallel linting is fine, when the code-base is growing larger and larger, the build becomes slower and slower. A slow build sucks. … Continue reading
Posted in Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, PHP Development, Pressed, Scripts, Tools, Uncategorized
Tagged Build, Git, PHP, sed, Shell, xargs
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Using Assertions with (Legacy) PHP Code
While it was not much advised to use assertions (the assert PHP language construct) prior to PHP 7 due to the fact that it actually eval’ed a string’ed code, these days are gone. This is probably a lesser known fact with … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, PHP Development, Pressed, The Know Your Language Department, Tools
Tagged Assertion, Legacy Code, Legacy PHP Code, PHP, PHP 7, Phpuni, Testing, Unittests
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Make any Composer Command Segfault
This is from the shock your co-worker department: There is an easy one-liner to make any composer based project spit “Segmentation fault (core dumped)” regardless of the Composer command entered:
Posted in Bugs and Features, PHP Development, Pressed, Tools
Tagged Composer, PHP, Prank
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History of the PHP date timezone settings warning
Now with the newborn elefant PHP 7 in the herd, there is a lift on the date timezone settings warning: it has just been removed. That means, it’s now that you need to take care in the server’s configuration that … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed, The Know Your Language Department
Tagged Date, PHP, PHP 7, Timezone
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Linting PHP Files in Parallel on Travis
With PHP 7 around the corner here is a small tip how you can at least lint the code in your project to be PHP 7 syntax compatible. That allows you to easier obtain forward-compatible PHP code with ease. So … Continue reading
Posted in Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, Pressed, Tools
Tagged Find, Grep, Linting, PHP, PHP 7, Syntax, Test, Travis, xargs
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The SimpleXMLElement Magic Wonder World in PHP
PHP’s Simplexml ships with a lot of magic to simplify access to an XML documents element and attribute node values. Some criticize this and suggest to use the DOM library instead. The DOM library on the other hand, even it … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, Pressed, The Know Your Language Department, Uncategorized
Tagged DOMDocument, PHP, SimpleXML, SimpleXMLElement, XML
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Learning OOP in PHP
Just linked: Learning OOP in PHP
Composer Clear Cache
It’s one of the best kept secrets of popular PHP dependency manager Composer: How to flush composers cache. You normally don’t need it, however if you create some composer.json and you want to put it to a test, this can … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, PHP Development
Tagged Cache, Clear, Composer, David Neilsen, Igor Wiedler, PHP
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PHP turtles – Turtles all the way down
Some nice line-up for the know your language department: PHP turtles – Turtles all the way down.
Posted in Linked, PHP Development, Pressed, The Know Your Language Department
Tagged PHP
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XPath Null Byte Injection in PHP
Back in July this year, in Mitigating XPath Injection Attacks in PHP I was writing about how to properly quote a string in PHP’s Xpath 1.0. The code presented there was based on the assumption that the resulting expression is … Continue reading
Posted in Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, Pressed, Surviving the Internet
Tagged ASCIIZ, Injection, Null-Byte, PHP, PHP Security, XML, XPath, XPath Injection
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Ircmaxell’s Rambling On Internals
Ircmaxell’s Rambling On Internals raises a very important point about the use of RFCs in the PHP community and the problem they have been introduced as a tool to only negotiate – not solve – the problems of the PHP … Continue reading
Greeting, Greetings and the GreetingFactory
Just stumbled over: If you ask Is this correct object oriented programing in php? and then get an answer from Gordon, well, see for yourself. (via)
Your Guide to Composer in WordPress and there is WordPress Packagist. I only knew about Composer Installers (incl. WordPress ones) so far.
The Negative Influence of WordPress on PHP
The current The TIOBE Programming Community Index for July 2013 shows an increase for PHP, gaining grounds fast and as an ongoing trend over the last year: If compared to January 2013, PHP is the fastest climber with an increase … Continue reading
Posted in Hakre's Tips, Linked, Pressed, Surviving the Internet
Tagged Blogging, google trends, PHP, phpclasses.org, TIOBE, Wordpress
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Atomic deploys at Etsy
Atomic deploys at Etsy
Mitigating XPath Injection Attacks in PHP
PHP has two libxml based extensions that allow to execute XPath 1.0 expressions: DOM (by the DOMXPath class) and SimpleXML (with its xpath() method). Both extensions are prone to XPath Injection Attacks, a common attack form. Albeit all this, and … Continue reading
Posted in Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, Pressed, Surviving the Internet
Tagged DOM, DOMXPath, Injection, PHP, PHP Security, SimpleXML, XPath, XPath Injection
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SimpleXML and JSON Encode in PHP – Part III and End
The previous two parts (Part I; Part II) did outline PHP’s standard behaviour when JSON encoding a SimpleXMLElement with json_encode(). As outlined this does not always fits the encoding needs and for some potential problems some workarounds have been showed. … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, PHP Development, PHP Development, Pressed, Tools
Tagged JSON, json_encode, PHP, SimpleXML, SimpleXMLElement, XML
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SimpleXML and JSON Encode in PHP – Part II
In the previous post (Part I) I was giving a little overview for common woes turning a SimpleXMLElement into JSON when XML structural information is available that JSON is not capable to encode easily. The explanations given there were intended … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, PHP Development, PHP Development, Pressed, Tools
Tagged JSON, json_encode, PHP, SimpleXML, SimpleXMLElement, XML
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SimpleXML and JSON Encode in PHP – Part I
With SimpleXMLElement it is often easy and looks like a very quick way to turn some XML into JSON. But not everything in PHP that has an easy interface works out of the box. In this three part series I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, PHP Development, PHP Development, Pressed, Tools
Tagged JSON, json_encode, PHP, SimpleXML, SimpleXMLElement, XML
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The Greatest PHP Value
Just two days ago I asked a PHP-quiz-question in the chatroom on Stackoverflow, something along the lines: PHP: Which one is greatest? PHP has a comparison operator to compare if one value is greater than the other (>). Which one … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, PHP Development, Pressed, The Know Your Language Department
Tagged Array, Infinity, Object, Operator, PHP, Quiz
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