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  • Interview #2 with Joe Ferguson
    We welcome Joe Ferguson back to catch up with us about PHP, his column “The Workshop”, and more
    Topics Covered

    * Virtual conference experiences.
    * Looking forward to in-person events.
    * Laravel Homestead, which Joe maintains. Uses and tradeoffs versus Docker.
    * Docker Performance on Mac
    * Local Development Environments
    * Goals for his Workshop, eventually looking at Docker Swarm and Kubernetes.

    35 min
  • Interview with Mark Kelnar
    This month, we chat with Mark Kelnar about his article in the April 2021 issue, Busy Worker Bees
    Topics Covered

    * What he learned from beekeeping and using Agile techniques.
    * Working at WPEngine with the LAMP stack.
    * Working on headless/decoupled WordPress.
    * Applying agile outside of software development projects.
    * If/how agile has changed since its introduction.
    * Getting involved in beekeeping.

    32 min
  • Project Management, Tech Literacy, Password Hashing, Containers, and APIs.
    Eric, John, and Oscar go through the articles in the April 2021 issue, Busy Worker Bees.
    Topics Discussed

    * The rogue Git Commit in PHP’s repo.
    * Following PHP internals.
    * Working with clients.
    * Bref and serverless computing.
    * Refactoring applications to use cloud services like S3 Object Stores.
    * Yoda Conditionals and writing readable code.
    * Preparing for when disaster strikes.

    32 min
  • Serverless LAMP, Refactoring Legacy Code, and Functional Programming
    Eric, John, and Oscar talk about the features and columns from the March 2021 issue, Lambda PHP
    Topics Covered

    * Working the Serverless computing and PHP, and the costs potentially involved.
    * Practical applications of functional programming and misconceptions around it versus object-oriented programming (OOP).
    * John and Eric’s attempts at the puzzle for the month about generating hashtags.
    * Using Laravel Sail to manage Docker containers for development and production usage.
    * Salts, Peppers, Hashes, and Passwords
    * Preparing for when your job, industry, or world suddenly shift.
    * Chatting with @mwop about Laminas, Zend Framework, and its future.
    * APIs and the history of using them in web applications. Touching on REST, XML, JSON, and GraphQL.
    * When to use shared hosting for budget-conscious clients.

    40 min
  • About PHP’s Compromised Git Commit
    PHP internals contributor Sara Golemon answers questions from a panel of php[architect] and PHP Ugly contributors about the recent git compromise that affected the PHP project and what they’re doing about it. You can also watch a video of the roundtable with Sara.
    More on This
    From Rasmus Lerdorf:

    It wasn't, but we caught it quickly and we have moved to https://t.co/zJeXPbbmEy requiring 2FA and signed commits. There are a lot of eyeballs on every PHP commit so it is really really hard to sneak something in like this.
    — Rasmus Lerdorf (@rasmus) March 29, 2021

    From Enrico Zimuel:

    I just wrote an article about the recent #PHP Git server attack: https://t.co/m1YX2Uz7oA
    — Enrico Zimuel (@ezimuel) March 30, 2021

    50 min
  • Interview with Juciellen Cabrera
    Eric and John get a chance to sit down and interview Juciellen Cabrera, on her article Refactoring—Does This Code Spark Joy? in the March 2021 issue.
    Topics Covered

    * The joy of revisiting legacy code.
    * How she started as a programmer via an internship.
    * Moving from Brazil to Ireland via a local conference opportunity.
    * Her involvement with php[women] in Brazil.
    * Working with back-end APIs.
    * The direction of PHP as a programming language.

    29 min
  • Mezzio framework, functional programming, software dependency security
    Listen as the podcast crew got together to go through the February 2021 issue, Dealing with Data.
    Topics Covered

    * Mezzio framework from Laminas (formerly Zend Framework)
    * Functional programming and where to use it in PHP applications.
    * Using CQRS and Event Sourcing to manage input and output data flows.
    * How to approach the February PHP Puzzle
    * Diving in to just use Docker.
    * Considering the security of external packages and libraries.
    * Using poker hand rules as an example for defining business requirements.
    * Drupal 9 and the conclusion of Eric’s interview with Angie Byron.
    * Using PHP’s Stream functions to transform incoming request data.
    * Finding Big Data to work with on a project.

    49 min
  • Interview with Michael Akopov
    Join us for an interview with Michael Akopov, another returning guest to the podcast.
    Topics Covered

    * Working with Laravel, Vapor, Forge, and Livewire.
    * His new book, Beyond Laravel which offers an overview of the ecosystem around the framework.
    * His six rules to keep in mind when building a business, product, or service.
    * Using the community and services around Laravel for your next project or product idea.
    * Remote working when everyone else to all remote.
    * Ruby versus PHP for web applications.

    35 min

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