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More Changes Coming for the Laminas Project

Progress has been happening at a furious pace on the Zend Framework to Laminas transition, with major changes still dropping even now. Most recently, we decided to rename the subprojects. Apigility...

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Development-Mode Modules for Mezzio

I fielded a question in the Laminas Slack yesterday that I realized should likely be a blog post. The question was: Is there a way to register development-mode-only modules in Mezzio? There's actually...

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Laminas CI Automation

The Laminas Project has close to 200 repositories between the main project, Laminas API Tools, and Mezzio. It's a lot to maintain, and keeping on top of incoming patches can be a gargantuan task, much...

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Tinker-like REPL for Mezzio

Today in the Laminas Slack, somebody asked if there was an equivalent to Laravel's Tinker REPL. The short answer is "no", but I had a suggestion for them. PHP REPL The first part of my answer to the...

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Running cronjobs via an Openswoole timer

Sites I build often utilize cronjobs to periodically pull in data from other sources. For example, I might want to poll an API once a day, or scrape content from another website once a month. Cronjobs...

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Exposing webhooks via mezzio-swoole

I was first introduced to the concept of webhooks via a 2009 blog post by John Herren, a former colleague at Zend. At the time, they were in their infancy; today, they're ubiquituous, as they provide a...

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Getting OpenSwoole and the AWS SDK to Play Nice

I have some content that I store in S3-compatible object storage, and wanted to be able to (a) push to that storage, and (b) serve items from that storage. Easey-peasey: use the Flysystem AWS S3...

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