February-2017.php
February is coming to a close, and it’s time for a monthly round-up. Even though February is the shortest month of the year I doubt it will be the least eventful. Especially the security scene has been...
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The month of march is ending, so it’s time for this month’s roundup of recommended reads. This month consists of 3 main topics: PHP, JavaScript and project management. Even though I work a lot with PHP...
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April is almost over, and it’s time for another monthly roundup of interesting articles and links. During the month I’ve read some interesting articles providing a pretty good spread ranging from...
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The month of May is over, and as usual, it’s time for a summary of interesting tech related articles I’ve found during the month. We start out with some numbers. Jordi Boggiano published a new updated...
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Summer is on, June is over, and it’s time for yet another summary of a month passed. This month’s focus will be on PHP and Laravel, with an emphasis on performance, but many of the tricks are also...
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Even though July was a pretty quiet month online due to everybody being on vacation, I still came across some interesting articles. Earlier in the year, there was a big discussion in the PHP community...
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Once again a month is coming to an end and, as is becoming the habit, I’ve gathered a bunch of interesting tech articles that caught my eye during the last month. First up, Matthias Noback has a 3-part...
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Another month is coming to an end, and again that means I’ll try to summarize some of the most interesting articles I’ve read. Because of holidays, it’s been a pretty short month for me work-wise. That...
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Asynchronous stack traces: why await beats .then() First up, Mathias Bynens has an interesting look into how JavaScript stack traces are generated, and why await beats .then() when it comes to...
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Oh yes, Unix The Unix philosophy focuses on minimalist, modular software. A beautiful example of this is the yes command, which repeatedly prints the character ‘y’. This sounds really simple, but...
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