Change log
- EP 147 is now available. In that episode I talked about the process of fixing a bug
PHP UK
- Keynote: Never stop learning, or how cursory and cross pollination drives innovation by Pauline Vos
- Talk on OpenAPI from Rob Allen - Lots of useful resources and a guide to the Yaml configuration
- Talk on improving your documentation by Alexandra White
- Embrace the pitfalls (Our stop start journey to Change)byStacy Cashmore
- Closing keynote: Passwords are so 1990 by Sam Bellen
- Keynote: Open source is good for business by Lorna Jane Mitchell
- Talk on PHP fibers by Milko Kosturkov - Async PHP code
- Talk on the blockchain and crypto (Hop on the PHP Block chain rocket to the MOON!) By Drishti Jain
- Talk on Practical advanced static analysis by Date Liddament
- From Betamax to VCR: Harden your API integration testing by James Second
- Closing keynote: Leading in Tech by Michael Cullum
We have a new puppy called Goose
- 8 Weeks old
- English Springer Spaniel
- Super cute
I gave a talk to PHP South West (in person) and to the Symfony user group in Portugal (Remote)
- Code with confidence using PHPStan
I want to give a shout out to JoelTheDeveloper who I meet at PHPUK, he has a his own YouTube channel which talks about development and the mindset of devs. He’s done a great video regarding handling your ego as a developer. Please checkout his channel
Bug tracking tools
- It doesn’t mater what tool you use as long as you have eyes on the issues
- Friction hurts progress.
- Tools should be easy to use
- Easy to integrate with the current toolset
- Easy to integrate outside of the current ecosystem
- Low learning curve
- Will it be self hosted
- Can you import your current bugs/tasks
- Can you export bugs/issues
- What are the security implications
- Can all devs on your team use it on their platforms
- Does it need to be mobile friendly
- How can it integrate well with other tools
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Contact me and let me know your thoughts or get something read out on air.