Zend Developer Zone: Whip Up a Yahoo! Mashup Using PHP
The Zend Developer Zone has an article from Akash Mehta (reprinted from SitePoint) about creating a Yahoo! based mashup combining their search functionality and mapping. In this article, I'll show you...
View ArticleDeveloper Tutorials Blog: The ultimate PHP web development environment, part 2
On the Developer Tutorials blog today, Akash Mehta has posted the second part of his look at the "ultimate web development environment", a continuation from this previous part. Today I'm going to look...
View ArticleLorna Mitchell's Blog: Locale-Sensitive Dates in PHP
Lorna Mitchell shares a quick code snippet she's worked up to make handling local-sensitive dates in PHP a bit easier (via the strftime function). I needed dates like "Donderdag 23 Oktober", and I was...
View ArticleLeonid Mamchenkov's Blog: Perl vs. PHP : variable scoping
Leonid Mamchenkov has compared Perl versus PHP in this new blog post - specifically how they handle variable scoping. I've mentioned quite a few times that I am a big fan of Perl programming language....
View ArticleVid Luther's Blog: Using your Mac as a local web development environment.
Having a development environment on a remote machine (maybe production, maybe test) is nice, but sometimes you just need the speed and simplicity that something a bit more local can give you. Vid...
View ArticleJaisen Mathai's Blog: How to host the php.net manual on your laptop for...
Jaisen Mathai has a helpful hint for those that do any offline work with PHP on their own development systems - how to mirror the PHP manual on a local web server. In addition to [a local copy of your...
View ArticleSitePoint PHP Blog: How to Install PHP on Windows
In this new article on the SitePoint PHP blog, Craig Buckler shows you how to get PHP installed and working. He mentions the "all in one" packages that can do a lot of the work for you, but opts to go...
View ArticleNETTUTS.com: How to Set Up a Killer WordPress Testing Environment Locally
If you're a WordPress developer and have been looking for a good guide on setting up a local installation to do some testing, you might want to check into this guide from NETTUTS.com. If you're a...
View ArticlePHPMaster.com: Using WampServer for Local Development
PHPMaster.com has a new tutorial posted today about doing development locally with the help of a WampServer installed on your Windows system (there's similar packages for Linux systems). This article...
View ArticlePHPMaster.com: Installing GitList for Local Repos
If you're a git user and have thought about bringing things a bit more "in-house" than GitHub but still want some of the perks of the web-based interface, this quick tutorial from PHPMaster about...
View ArticleNetTuts.com: Setting Up a Local Mirror for Composer Packages With Satis
Anyone who has worked with Composer for PHP package management knows that it's been one of the biggest changes in the PHP ecosystem in recent years. Unfortunately, it does have one major potential...
View ArticleAWS PHP Development: Testing Webhooks Locally for Amazon SNS
In a previous post the AWS for PHP blog showed how to set up webhooks for handling the callbacks from their SNS messaging service. In this next part of the series they continue the process, showing...
View ArticleVG Tech Blog: Using Local Packages as Composer Dependencies
On the VG Tech blog this latest post shows you how to use local packages as dependencies in your Composer-enabled applications. Composer changed pretty much everything when it comes to including...
View ArticleVG Tech Blog: How I Set Up My Local PHP Dev Environment on Mac OSX Yosemite...
On the VG Tech blog today Erland Wiencke has posted a quick guide to the "three easy steps" he uses to set up a PHP development environment on OSX. When I first started writing this post, I considered...
View ArticleServerGrove Blog: Satis: building your own Composer repository
Composer has definitely made a huge impact on how PHP packages and libraries are integrated into other applications. Sometimes, though, it makes more sense for you to keep your code internal to the...
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