Secure Your Git Commits: A Guide to GPG Signing
Git commit signing with GPG keys adds an extra layer of security and authenticity to your code contributions. This guide will walk […]
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Store GPG keys with Bitwarden
GPG (GNU Privacy Guard) is a free, open-source software tool for secure communication and data protection. It implements the OpenPGP standard, allowing […]
Enhancing Code Reliability with PHP’s `in_array()` Function: A Deep Dive into Strict Type Comparison
PHP’s in_array() function is a versatile tool for searching values within an array. By default, it performs a loose comparison, which can sometimes lead to unexpected results. However, this blog post aims to shed light on the often overlooked third boolean argument of in_array(), which allows for strict type comparison. We’ll explore the benefits and potential drawbacks of using strict type comparison with in_array() and demonstrate how it can enhance code reliability.
Optimizing MySQL Queries for data synchronization script
Today I’d like to share with you an episode of MySQL queries optimization. Deploying an application that grows over time implies some […]
Using composer with unpublished packages
Want to test your hashtag#php packages before you publish them on hashtag#Packagist? Or are you using hashtag#private repositories for your hashtag#packages and still want to use hashtag#Composer to manage them as hashtag#dependencies? Here is a detailed approach on how you can achieve this.
S6 v3 for PHP (+ Caddy/Nginx)
Have you tried to setup an S6 supervisor for the official PHP Docker image, just to realize that something does not work […]
PHP is DEAD!
Why You Should Use PHP in 2019? Before we start… PHP stands for Hypertext Preprocessor, and it is a general-purpose, free and […]