The "Framework" is Dead, Long live the Framework
There have been a few posts over the last few months saying that the age of the framework is dead, and that Composer is the true savior, and other similar messages. This is half-true, but lots of people have been using the word "framework" differently over the years and I wanted to really work out a good definition of what a "framework" was in relation to PHP development, and in relation to these
WTF is T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM
Anyone who has mentioned PHP Fractal of Bad Design to me knows I don't give it much credit. It's a list of complaints about loose-typing in general, some "it's not Python" rants, lots of complaints about bugs that have been fixed, suggestions PHP doesn't have features which it has had for years and a few examples of quirks that need to be worked on. Pretending PHP is perfect would obviously be rid
PHP 7 Feature Freeze
Today was the feature freeze for PHP 7. That means no new votes can be started for a feature that is aimed at PHP 7.0, and would instead have to go into PHP 7.1. Instead of heading out to St Patrick's Day with a bunch of New Yorkers making dubious claims about their tenuous connection to Irish ancestry as an excuse to drink, I thought it would be a good time to review some of the more recent RFCs
The Tribal Framework Mindset
Twitter seems to lead to the same thing happening over and over again. I say something I think is entirely uncontroversial People misunderstand and jump to weird conclusions Some folks start defending against that weird conclusion When I try to explain why they are mistaken, people go reporting to @PHPDrama Yesterdays comment: As much as I understand pushing the "Laravel Community", content, blogs
Benchmarking Codswallop: NodeJS v PHP
Sometimes people link me to articles and ask for my opinions. This one was a real doozy. @reactphp @philsturgeon NodeJS owns PHP on website scraping ? http://t.co/zpWQBx3zvY — GDmac (@GDmac) November 10, 2013 Oh goody, a framework versus language post. Let's try and chew through this probable linkbait. This is more of a benchmark test than example. Ok so we're benchmarking NodeJS v PHP. Weird, but
Laravel is Awesome
You might not expect to hear that from a CodeIgniter and FuelPHP developer, but it's true. Taylor has done a brilliant job writing code that is clean, functional and has built a huge community of smart developers in less than a year of active development. People are flooding to Laravel from other frameworks and that's great for the PHP community. Hold on, what? So if you know me you'll know I have
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PHP-FIG: Autoloaders, Amendments and The "15th Standard"
Composer now supports PSR-4
Moving On