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How to Validate Data
Validating data seems to be one of the most important tasks of an application. After all, you cannot trust data from external sources [...]
On Hackathons
Hackathons are fun and very educational. But do they teach the right values? [...]
Dependencies in Disguise
Passing around a service locator is a bad practice. But how can it be avoided? [...]
PHPUnit 4.8: Code Coverage Support
PHPUnit 4.8 adds support for code coverage using PHPDBG for PHP 7 [...]
20 Years of PHP
Arne Blankerts recollects how he first came into contact with PHP [...]
20 Years of PHP
Stefan Priebsch recollects how he first came into contact with PHP [...]
20 Years of PHP
Sebastian Bergmann recollects how he first came into contact with PHP [...]
PHPUnit 4.7 and Three Shades of Green
PHPUnit 4.7 introduces a couple of small improvements, for instance to the HTML code coverage report [...]
PHPUnit 4.6 and Global State
PHPUnit 4.6, which was released last week, adds an optional check for marking a test as risky when global state is manipulated while it's running [...]
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