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Ext4Yii, bridging PHP and JavaScript frameworks together

by · July 15, 2010

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Ext4Yii is one of the numerous solution to bring a JavaScript framework into a PHP one with ease.

 

Deploying Our Code With Deployer 7 0

by · September 3, 2022

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 As a developer, you probably love to create new features in your applications to help your users solve their problems. Eventually, you have to get that code to a server so it can be used. If you’re like me and are using a framework, that process can involve multiple steps. You might need to […]

 

The Art of Data

by · December 2, 2021

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This month, we dive into Libsodium, discuss gatekeeping, learn more about data access, and why even something that might be considered a “small bug” can cause massive damage. I’m not sure how many people read these Editorials. It’s even been explained to me that this isn’t an “Editorial.” Ha, the joke’s on them; I’m not […]

 

April 2014 php[architect] Magazine Released – Major Players

by · April 23, 2014

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It’s spring, and (here in the U.S.) the Majors are starting up! In sports, we all have our favorites- the ones we love, and the ones we love to hate. In PHP, we have the similar players- Drupal, WordPress, and Yii Framework (to name a few). Love them or hate them, you can’t deny that […]

 

php[architect] — April 2014

Last modified April 23, 2014

 

Get this month’s code package: April 2014 Code Package 21 Ways to Make WordPress Fast WordPress is able to boast of powering over half of the sites on the web. That is incredible. To reach such a feat, WordPress had to ensure compatibility. This meant writing *extra* code to check, extend, or even add required […]

 

php|architect — October 2012

Last modified November 1, 2012

 

Get this month’s code package: October 2012 Code package Scalable Caching Strategies As web development has advanced and websites have gotten more complex and dynamic, the scalability of your web application has become a key concern. Proper use of caching strategies, such as finding the biggest smallest reusable item, storing in closest to final form, […]

 

php|architect – March 2006

Last modified December 31, 2010

 

DB2 / Zend Core for IBM Discover the power of DB2 and Zend Core for IBM. HelmutTessarek, a developer from IBM who actually works on PHP’s nativeDB2 driver, gives an insightful overview of DB2, Zend’s productoffering, and explains how they can improve your data.—by Helmut Tessarek Building Scalable PHP Applications Building a scalable PHP application […]

 

php|architect – April 2006

Last modified December 31, 2010

 

Developing a Plugin Architecture for PHP Applications If you want to see your software’s functionality triplebefore your very eyes, it’s a good idea to build support forplugins and extensions into your application. In this article,returning author Titus Barik explains the intricate details ofdesigning an extensible plugin architecture for any PHPapplication.—by Titus Barik Thoughts from an […]

 

php|architect – March 2009

Last modified December 31, 2010

 

An Introduction to CodeIgniter CodeIgniter has created an amazing community around it thatincludes a wiki and loads of documentation, libraries and helpersthat can be dropped right into the application. CodeIgniter is alsoone of the fastest major PHP frameworks out there.—by Chris Cornutt Zend Framework Integration Into VCL for PHP VCL for PHP provides a nice […]

 

php|architect – July 2009

Last modified December 31, 2010

 

Yii: Flex Your Flash Adding a little Flash to applications is a common approachweb developers take as they strive to meet today’s buzzwordcompliance. Maximizing interoperability and data exchange byleveraging web Services to allow application-to-applicationcommunication has revolutionized the Web business model. It’s hardto imagine the Internet today without the Web service APIs of,among many others, Google, […]