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Processing your application Please check your inbox and click the link to confirm your subscription. There was an error sending the email As far as I can remember, PHP has always had a terrible reputation at handling very heavy (or asynchronous) tasks. For a long while if you wanted to parallelize long tasks you had to resort to forking through pcntl_fork which had its own issues, and you couldn’t

The GET verb It kinda does what it says on the tin. It GETs a resource. It can fetch individual resources or a collection (We’ll take a closer look on how this is displayed later in the post). On success this endpoint returns a 200 (see http codes) with the resource (or collection of resources) in its body. The POST verb This verb asks the server to accept the resource included in the post. You ma

Stop Coding, Start Leading: Shifting dynamics for startup CEOs Last updated: December 2020 By now you’ve probably heard about this new cool tool on the block called Webpack. If you haven’t looked that much into it you’re probably a bit confused by some people calling it a build tool à la Gulp and other people calling it a bundler like Browserify. If on the other hand you have looked into it you’re

Stop Coding, Start Leading: Shifting dynamics for startup CEOs When installing a dependency, we are used to installing a version that adheres to a known public interface and does what it promises. That way we can safely use it in our code. A dependency that uses semantic versioning allows you to predict whether it is still going to work or not when you upgrade it to a new version. Basically when t