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October 08, 2020 Editor Bytes – Parallel Running
Editor-in-chief Oscar Merida looks into the October 2020 issue, Parallel Running.
5 min
September 30, 2020 Middleware, Serializing Objects,
This episode looks at the September 2020 issue, Under the Scope.
Topics covered

* Using middleware, especially in legacy applications.
* Use cases for serializing PHP objects.
* Cleaning up directions and cleaning up data sets.
* Development tools you should have, like Mailhog and ngrok.
* Development environments with WSL and Docker.
* Using Mozilla Observatory to assess site security.
* Decoupling and design patterns for sustainable PHP.
* PHP’s release maintainers.
* Digging into how autoloading works and improves the developer experience.
* Formation of the PHP-FIG at php[tek] in 2009.

37 min
September 23, 2020 Interview with Terri Morgan
Eric and John chat with Terri Morgan about her article on project metrics in the September 2020 issue.
Topics Covered

* Providing valid metrics for project managers.
* Establishing “where you want to go” as your project goal.
* Defining deliverables and when you’ll have them.
* Managing scope creep.
* Speaking and attending conferences.
* Being a polyglot programmer.

29 min
September 10, 2020 Editor Bytes – Under the Scope
Editor-in-chief Oscar Merida looks into the September 2020 issue, Under the Scope.
4 min
August 31, 2020 Document databases, MySQL, JSON-Schema validation, and PHP types
In this Episode
Eric, John, and Oscar discuss the August 2020 issue, Data Discipline.
Topics Covered

* Using SQL with non-relational databases.
* Data integrity with UUIDs and primary keys.
* Connecting and working to databases directly.
* Rolling dice with PHP
* Thinking about data types.
* Using Windows or Linux as your daily driver.

45 min
August 18, 2020 Interview with Dave Stokes on JSON-Schema, and MySQL
In this Episode
Dave Stokes joins Eric Van Johnson and John Congdon to talk about MySQL and databases.

* The correct pronunciation(s) of MySQL.
* The impact of open-source software on their careers.
* Upcoming EOL support for MySQL 5.x and upgrading to MySQL 8.
* Working with JSON documents and the value of validating data early.
* When and where to normalize data.
* MySQL clients and password encryption.

34 min
August 12, 2020 Editor Bytes – Data Discipline
Editor-in-chief Oscar Merida looks into the August 2020 issue, Data Discipline.
5 min
July 30, 2020 Test Driven Development, Event-Driven Design, and Concise Code
In this Episode
Eric, John, and Oscar chat and review the July 2020 issue, Warp Driven Development
Topics Covered

* Getting started with Test-Driven development and testing legacy code.
* Bears near Oscar’s house.
* What is Event-Driven Design?
* Making your presentations better – wether they’re conference talks or office meetings.
* Solutions for last month’s loot-drop problem.
* Should you ever remove curly brackets?
* Using tokens to work with sensitive information.
* Twig and front end templating in PHP.

58 min
July 24, 2020 Interview with Edward Barnard
In this Episode
Edward Barnard returns to talk with Eric van Johnson and John Congdon about writing columns for the magazine and more.

* How he got started programming with CRAY supercomputers and then web development first with PERL and then PHP.
* Rescuing his first article submission from the spam bin.
* The inspiration and focus for his latest column, Sustainable PHP.
* Who’s going to agile conferences.
* His first book, The Fizz Buzz Fix, about how to think like a computer and pass coding interviews.
* Experiences adding tests to legacy applications.

50 min
June 30, 2020 Asynchronous PHP, Frameworks, and Conferences
In this Episode
Eric, John and Oscar sit down to go over the June 2020 issue, “Advanced Design & Development”
Topics Covered

* Applications for Asynchronous PHP
* The Browser APIs no one told you about
* PHP callables and functional programming
* Frameworks – Slim and CodieIgniter.
* Agile development and sustainable ways to build applications
* The future of conferences

48 min