Johannes Pichler's blog about Web Development

PHP 8.5 was released about two months ago, so it should be stable enough to upgrade.

I recently switched a private project from Laravel Nova to Filament 3 and had the problem that defining custom table actions was complicated and the produced code was unreadable, at least for me.

Especially for web client applications data caching is an important topic.

At work we are storing all our technical documents (process descriptions, technical and functional documentations) in Confluence.

Route parameters are a very common approach to pass input data to your controller methods.

Normally A/B split testing is about smaller layout adaptions or simple feature changes.

I’ve often struggled with the PATCH request method in the past.

As you may have already noticed I’m working for the biggest job platform in Austria, karriere.at.

I’ve written a blog post a year ago about developing a composer package locally by using it in another project.

In my daily job I’m building resource APIs based on the Slim framework.

To profile my php applications I used xdebug in combination with webgrind in the past.

A few months ago we published git commit message guidelines at our company.

In my last article I mentioned that I have to use view models to transform my model data into an array representation that can be used by Handlebars.

In the next Laravel version 5.5 a new interface called Responseable gets introduced.

JSON is the format I use the most when it comes to data transfer.

Assume you are creating a new php package that will be shipped via composer/packagist.

Getting an overview of your scheduled tasks in Laravel and when they run, can be quite tricky.

When I started with phpspec I often wrote tests for already existing classes.

Writing tests is sometimes a hard an time consuming task.

Testing a web application can be very challenging.

Storing the current state of an application is a very difficult task.

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Hey, my name is Johannes Pichler.

Yesterday I heard a great keynote about the current status of HTTP/2 at the Topconf conference in Linz, Austria.