Podcasts about php7

PHP sigue estando presente en muchos servidores en todo el mundo y lo seguirá estando por mucho tiempo, pero aún hay muchos sitios corriendo PHP 7. En este episodio te contamos las principales ventajas de pasar de PHP7 a PHP8 y utilizar las nuevas funcionalidades de esta versión. Mas rápido, mejoras en el procesamiento y algunas otras necesarias para que utilices todo lo que tiene PHP para ofrecerte en desarrollo web moderno. Esperamos leer tus comentarios. Si te quedaste con ganas de empezar con PHP o de aprender mas, te invito a comunicarte para poder coordinar una charla de mentoría individual o grupal. Gracias por estar allí como cada semana y si este podcast te impactó o te pareció útil, la mejor forma de colaborar es valorarlo o compartirlo con alguien mas, así puede llegar a mas personas, hacer una review en la plataforma desde donde escuchas #codigotecno - https://www.facebook.com/codigotecno - https://www.instagram.com/codigotecno Sumate a la comunidad en Youtube: https://bit.ly/2JLaKRj Mirá mi perfil completo en: https://www.linkedin.com/in/soleralejandro/ En Telegram estamos empezando a armar el canal donde compartimos material que puede aportar a tu formación, recursos y cosillas interesantes. Te esperamos en : https://t.me/codigotecno Envíame un email : codigotecno (arroba) hotmail.com Seguinos en las redes de podcast mas populares: * En Spotify : https://spoti.fi/31Dp4Sq * En Ivoox : https://bit.ly/2JoLotl * En Itunes: https://apple.co/2WNKWHV * En Anchor.fm: https://bit.ly/3OiVCsN ¡ Y como siempre, muy buen código para todos, hasta la próxima !

The era of PHP5 support is coming to an end, marking a new phase in WordPress development. We'll discuss how this shift from PHP5 to a minimum PHP7 support will impact both the end-users and the WordPress ecosystem at large. The episode will include the implications for those still using PHP5, and the benefits of the change, including reduced memory usage and improved security. Additionally, we'll analyze how different hosting services have already been adapting to this new standard. This is a critical episode for anyone running a WordPress site and will provide key insights on managing this substantial transition. https://ma.ttias.be/php6-missing-version-number/ https://www.php.net/supported-versions.php https://wordpress.org/about/stats/ https://yoast.com/developer-blog/notice-increasing-minimum-php-requirement/ https://wordpress.org/plugins/plu-redux/ https://make.wordpress.org/hosting/ https://make.wordpress.org/hosting/test-results/

Mejor Hosting: https://borjagiron.com/hostinger Tutoriales: https://triunfacontublog.com/mejor-hosting-wordpress/Mejores Hostings WordPress: https://borjagiron.com/mejor-hosting-wordpress/Un hosting, hospedaje web, servidor web, alojamiento web o simplemente host, es un disco duro especial en el que se guardan páginas web y blogs entre otras cosas.Hay empresas especializadas en esto y se les llama empresas de hosting.En resumen, un buen hosting debe tener:Soporte técnico especializado en español. A ser posible con teléfono.Copias de seguridad diarias.Espacio justo.Referencias y opiniones de clientes reales.Sistema de afiliados.Servidores optimizados para WordPress.Última tecnología. Php7. SSL. CPanel…Nivel alto de seguridad con restricción de acceso por países.Alta calidad de servicio con caídas de servidor menores al 1%.Facilidad de uso.Migración incluida con redirecciones y SEO. (Recuerda que en muchas ocasiones es mejor no migrar)Precio competitivo. Con alguna promoción y garantía de devolución.Patrocinadores y recursos:Prueba gratis Audible y escucha audiolibros desde https://borjagiron.com/audible Prueba Canva Pro 45 días gratis para crear diseños fácilmente: https://borjagiron.com/canva Hostinger: Mejor hosting WordPress al mejor precio: https://borjagiron.com/hostinger Semrush: Herramienta SEO y Marketing Digital todo en uno: https://borjagiron.com/semrush Sendinblue: Herramienta de Email Marketing: https://borjagiron.com/sendinblue Benchmark Email: Herramienta de Email Marketing: https://borjagiron.com/benchmark Manychat: Automatiza mensajes en Instagram: https://borjagiron.com/manychat Cursos Marketing Digital Gratis: https://triunfacontublog.com Blog: https://borjagiron.com Newsletter: https://borjagiron.com/newsletter

Mejor Hosting: https://borjagiron.com/hostinger Tutoriales: https://triunfacontublog.com/mejor-hosting-wordpress/Mejores Hostings WordPress: https://borjagiron.com/mejor-hosting-wordpress/Un hosting, hospedaje web, servidor web, alojamiento web o simplemente host, es un disco duro especial en el que se guardan páginas web y blogs entre otras cosas.Hay empresas especializadas en esto y se les llama empresas de hosting.En resumen, un buen hosting debe tener:Soporte técnico especializado en español. A ser posible con teléfono.Copias de seguridad diarias.Espacio justo.Referencias y opiniones de clientes reales.Sistema de afiliados.Servidores optimizados para WordPress.Última tecnología. Php7. SSL. CPanel…Nivel alto de seguridad con restricción de acceso por países.Alta calidad de servicio con caídas de servidor menores al 1%.Facilidad de uso.Migración incluida con redirecciones y SEO. (Recuerda que en muchas ocasiones es mejor no migrar)Precio competitivo. Con alguna promoción y garantía de devolución.Patrocinadores y recursos:Prueba gratis Audible y escucha audiolibros desde https://borjagiron.com/audible Prueba Canva Pro 45 días gratis para crear diseños fácilmente: https://borjagiron.com/canva Hostinger: Mejor hosting WordPress al mejor precio: https://borjagiron.com/hostinger Semrush: Herramienta SEO y Marketing Digital todo en uno: https://borjagiron.com/semrush Sendinblue: Herramienta de Email Marketing: https://borjagiron.com/sendinblue Benchmark Email: Herramienta de Email Marketing: https://borjagiron.com/benchmark Manychat: Automatiza mensajes en Instagram: https://borjagiron.com/manychat Cursos Marketing Digital Gratis: https://triunfacontublog.com Blog: https://borjagiron.com Newsletter: https://borjagiron.com/newsletter

技術顧問の和田卓人さんと、表明（Assertion）と例外（Exception）の違いと重複について話しました。 Show Notes: Assertive Programming Design by contract precondition(_:_:file:line:) Programming With Assertions Effective Java 第3版 パーフェクトRuby on Rails【増補改訂版】 unassert-js/unassert power-assert-js/power-assert Mean time to repair Mean time between failures Fail-fast PHP7 で堅牢なコードを書く - 例外処理、表明プログラミング、契約による設計

技術顧問の和田卓人さんと、Value Object、Immutability、契約による設計、バリデーションなどについて話しました。 Show Notes: ピクスタ技術ブログ「てくすた」 パーフェクトRuby on Rails【増補改訂版】 ValueObject ActiveRecord::Aggregations::ClassMethods テスト駆動開発（Kent Beck 著、和田 卓人 訳） Functional programming 世代別ガベージコレクション Understanding Clojure's Persistent Vectors, pt. 1 過去を知り、未来に備える。技術選定の審美眼 2019 edition Design by contract PHP7 で堅牢なコードを書く - 例外処理、表明プログラミング、契約による設計 オブジェクト指向入門 第2版 原則・コンセプト unassert-js/unassert Fail-fast Defensive programming 「かもしれない運転」とは？「だろう運転」がおこす動静不注視の事故 SelfEncapsulation Ruby on Railsの正体と向き合い方 コペルニクス的転回 ゴルディアスの結び目

We follow up on up on Hacktoberfest, finger counting, the Domino's accessibility lawsuit, bundling Apple services, what the T2 chip does, and iOS 13 adoption rates. We discuss how a 14 year old developer got his game on Apple's Arcade. You can now ask Siri to play Spotify music on iOS 13. James Thompson shares his experience getting apps converted to Catalyst. The Apple TV app is coming to Roku. Picks: A SwiftUI Kickstart, Move The Dial, Transporter, Rob Whitaker on Accessibility, and Essential Xcode Shortcuts for More Efficient Coding.

Le PHP est un langage très décrié. Omniprésent sur le web, il est considéré par énormément de dev comme un mauvais langage. Ambivalence: les devs ne l’aiment pas et pourtant PHP est partout. Est ce un mauvais outil ou un bon outil mal utilisé ? Ce nouvel épisode d’IFTTD - If This Then Dev, présenté par Bruno Soulez et produit par CosaVostra, se penche sur le PHP. Pourquoi un langage qui fait tourner 80% des sites web est si détesté par les devs. PHP7 est-il un nouveau souffle pour cette techno ? Facebook, historiquement conçu en PHP, a-t-il fait un mauvais choix ?Le Différent, Extraordinaire et Visionnaire, bref le D.E.V de la semaine est Alexis Montoro, Fondateur de This is Stand-up, et ex-CTO de Yuko. Alexis est développeur depuis de nombreuses années et a toujours favorisé PHP.Le PHP n’est bien sûr pas une techno universelle, mais son omniprésence est un symbole de ses capacités. C’est une techno qui a su s’adapter, parfois en prenant son temps, aux évolutions des environnements et des problématiques. Nous parlons de l’histoire de PHP, de son potentiel mais aussi de comment trouver de bon développeurs. L’outil étant facile à prendre en main, dénicher les bons est devenus complexe !

This week I talk about Why and How to upgrade to PHP 7 [powerpress]

This week I talk about Why and How to upgrade to PHP 7 [powerpress]

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This week I talk about why you should upgrade to PHP 7 [powerpress]

This week I talk about why you should upgrade to PHP 7 [powerpress]

Julien Pauli nous parle de son rôle de release manager de PHP, de l'écriture du livre php7 avancé et des futurs améliorations et changements de PHP

Everyone knows DesktopServer. But it wasn't magic. In this episode, Jason and Bridget are joined by Marc Benzakein. He'll talk about how DesktopServer went from a development project to a common and popular workflow solution. Join in the live chat to ask questions.Interested in getting your product or service in front of our viewers and listeners? Check out how to sponsor an episode of one of our shows.Bridget Willard – https://www.linkedin.com/in/bridgetwillard/Jason Tucker – https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasontucker/Marc Benzakein https://serverpress.com@marcbenzak | @serverpress Gregg Franklin – handles 90% of the customer service because he’s so good with peopleDavid JeschStephen Carnam Branding is something you have to do for yourself personally as well as the company you are with – Marc has been told he’s the face of ServerPress because he’s gone to so many WordCamps, but he also has his own “brand” You want to know who these people are, you want to know that they’re people of integrity and you want to know what their mission is Marc has known Gregg since 1989 – they both worked in the video department at Circuit City!   Gregg always made sure to be very knowledgeable about the products and he was very good with the customers, but he was also very competitive! If an agency’s specialty is WordPress, it makes sense to go to WordCamps – the first year Marc was involved with ServerPress, he did 26 WordCamps (2014), basically one every other weekend! Kept up a similar pace the next few years. Marc went to WordCamp San Diego before he even became involved with ServerPress and that’s when he first fell in love with the WordPress community. Phoenix was the first WordCamp that he spoke at. Other than Southern California, ServerPress’ footprint was very small at that time.  When he went to speak at Phoenix, he gave a talk/workshop that was 2 hours. There were about 100 people in the room and it went without a hitch! Marc had planned for almost every contingency, but nothing happened.  Phoenix was bigger than WordCamp Miami at the time so he knew he had to be on his game! They were a bootstrap company with not a lot of capital.  How do they get their name out there? Branding is more important than “marketing” at that level. “You get to control your marketing, but people control your brand. They get to decide what they think of you whether you like it or not.” What did they want people to think about ServerPress:We’re at every single WordCampWe’re an established company in the community They decided to provide lanyards with their name and logo on it and the WordCamp’s logo on the other side – but after about a year were asked to stop doing that – he knew when they did it the first time, they might eventually be told to stop! (reminiscent of what happened with Pantheon branding the hotel elevators at WCUS 2016)  Andrea Middleton (from the WordPress Community team) called him (and was SO nice), and politely encouraged them to stop, which they agreed. Jason: you should provide power strips in the rooms with your logo on them! People would LOVE you!Marc: better idea – take your sponsor table and just fill it with power strips. People would hang out there all day long! Bridget: almost all businesses in the WordPress spectrum are self-made, small businesses. But they are the ones that are sponsoring the local community, the meetups – they are making an investment in the people which keeps them in the WordPress ecosystem.   This is why one of Bridget & Jason’s main goals with this show is to give people actionable ideas to improve their marketing and learn how to reach their audience better The question you have to ask yourself is: What is our return on investment?  It’s not a concrete, easy number when you are involved in WordCamps. Money/profit is the scorecard that most people look to.  But for small businesses in the WordPress ecosystem, the people, the loyalty and community that you gain are the ROI. They will sell your product without you asking them to do it – you are providing something that is so valuable to them that they have to preach it from the mountaintops – you are giving them so much more value than they expected. Marc started programming on a mainframe computer at the age of 10, – he’s smart but he feels lucky that he gets to work with 2 of the smartest people he knows representing a great product! 2017 was a tough year for DesktopServer – Apple had more security updates than ever, Microsoft had more security updates than ever and they had to react to all of it. Also, PHP7 came and they had to react to that as well. It was a perfect storm – a year of being reactive rather than proactive. It was because of their branding and the loyalty that they built up among their customers, that people were willing to give them grace and work with them during that time. What can we do to make our customers feel like they are getting the value for what they are spending? They appreciate that they have such a loyal following and fanbase. Bridget: you can either make your influencers or find your influencers and ServerPress “made” their influencers. Marc has never had a partnership like this one.  They have a deep respect for each other. It might be fate … it just worked out! There needs to be some overlap between the roles, but not so much that everyone is stepping on each other’s toes.   Marc handles operations, business development, billing, marketing, etc.  Gregg handles customer service and people. Dave/Steve speak their own language and understand each other.  They make sure not to step on each other’s toes. They all have their jobs pretty well defined and nobody wants to take over anyone else’s! It’s all a matter of having a healthy amount of respect for each other and boundaries. Within the company, Marc has the nickname of “The Mayor”. There have been times that they’ve all talked about the direction that the company should go and it often came down, in the end, to “What does Marc think?”, but everything at ServerPress is really a consensus. Everyone has a say. They have disagreements, but they end up with a better end-product as a result. They don’t let their egos get in the way of building a better product and building a better company. What you see is what you get with them.  They are exactly who you see on a weekend at a WordCamp and during the week at ServerPress. People don’t care how big a company is, they want to have some sort of personal connection to the company. This is why they go to so many WordCamps – they want to have that same connection to their customers. If I treat people with respect and honesty, I can be the same person inside my company and outside, personally.Tip of the WeekMarcNew plugin for ServerPress that automatically backs up your databaseGoogle Photos – https://photos.google.com/ BridgetRevive Old Posts plugin – bring up older content from your blogs and recycle it – great for sharing evergreen posts, lots of custom settings Jasonhttps://agenda.com/ – Note-taking app that ties into your calendar – you can write notes about specific events that you are attending. Supports markdown.https://developer.apple.com/design/awards/https://overcast.fm/+K8lgFR3dk Rene Ritchie and Serenity Caldwell speak with the creators of Agenda — a WWDC 2018 Apple Design Award winning note taking app for Mac. They discuss Agenda as well as this year’s major announcements from a developer and end user perspective. —Show notes contributed by:Cheryl LaPrade – @yaycherylSherie LaPrade – @heysherieThe post WPblab EP103 – Bootstrap to Commonplace: Talking Branding & Grass Roots w/ Marc Benzakein appeared first on WPwatercooler. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

t_wadaさんとプレゼンテーション、講演の作り方、ストーリーの組み立て、研修などについて話しました。 技術選定の審美眼 / Understanding the Spiral of Technologies 技術選定の審美眼。時代を超えて生き続ける技術と、破壊的な変化をもたらす技術を見極める（前編）。デブサミ2018 PHP7 で堅牢なコードを書く - 例外処理、表明プログラミング、契約による設計 / PHP Conference 2016 （動画）phpconfuk2017: PHP7で堅牢なコードを書く - 例外処理、表明プログラミング、契約による設計 和田 卓人 スティーブ・ジョブズ 驚異のプレゼン フィードバックもお待ちしております！ https://ajito.fm/form/ または Twitter: #ajitofm までどうぞ。

¿Como configurar correctamente las opciones de Divi? ¿Que debo hacer para que mi web con Divi vaya más rápida? Bienvenidos una semana más a Divipod. Mi nombre es Jefferson Maldonado, Emprendedor, diseñador web, podcaster y workaholic empedernido, y estas escuchando el episodio #5 DiviPod, el podcast donde aprenderás todo lo relacionado con el diseño web, wordpress, los negocios online y el amado y odiado Divi. Pero antes les recuerdo que en wpdivi.club podrás encontrar tutoriales, artículos, vídeos y herramientas para aprender a usar WordPress, y aprender a diseñar sitios web de una manera francamente sencilla. Recuerda que al entrar en el sitio web puedes ir a apartado de cursos, y apuntarte sin compromiso para recibir una oferta única de suscripción inicial a la plataforma de cursos de Divi, que será lanzada en los próximos meses ¡Puedes obtener hasta un 60% de descuento y además participarás por el sorteo de 3 meses de membresia completamente gratuita! No esperes más entra en wpdivi.club y únete al club. Veamos los puntos tratados en el episodio de esta semana en Divipod: Opciones de Divi. Opciones del tema Personalizador de temas Personalizador de Módulos Editor de Roles Biblioteca de Divi Recomendaciones de WPO Hosting optimizado para WordPress, que tenga Cloudflare, SSD, Lest Encrip, Caché, PHP7 y Https/2 Optimización de imágenes: (Photoshop y plugins) Instalación de autoptimize. Limpieza de Base de datos. Configuración de Backups. Con eso terminaríamos este episodio amigos. Recuerda que puedes escucharnos en iTunes, o Ivoox  y que en la parte inferior de este contenido encontrarás los botones de las redes sociales para compartir si este episodio ha sido de tu agrado. ¡Nos escuchamos la siguiente semana para hablar de nuevo sobre WordPress y Diseño Web! ¡Un abrazo!

In December of 2015 PHP had a major version release with the super fast and more secure PHP 7; however, millions of WordPress sites are still running on older versions of PHP. Listen to this podcast as hosts David Vogelpohl and Steven Word discuss the impact of PHP 7, how to check to see if your site is ready for PHP7, how to move your site to a PHP 7 environment, and why PHP 7 is so important for speed and security. Don't get stuck in the WordPress slow lane! Listen in to find out how to get an edge on millions of sites running on older and slower versions of PHP.

In December of 2015 PHP had a major version release with the super fast and more secure PHP 7; however, millions of WordPress sites are still running on older versions of PHP. Listen to this podcast as hosts David Vogelpohl and Steven Word discuss the impact of PHP 7, how to check to see if your site is ready for PHP7, how to move your site to a PHP 7 environment, and why PHP 7 is so important for speed and security. Don't get stuck in the WordPress slow lane! Listen in to find out how to get an edge on millions of sites running on older and slower versions of PHP.

Was ist PHP 7? Soll man ein Upgrade machen? Welchen Einfluss wird das auf die Performance haben? Der Beitrag Two Factor Authentication, PHP7, Emoji erschien zuerst auf Walter lernt.

Show notes: https://github.com/PHPUgly/podcast/blob/master/shows/ep34.md recorded October 27th, 2016 Topics PHPUgly now running on Laravel and using the Quarx CMS From Matt Lantz Google Has Quietly Dropped Ban on Personally Identifiable Web Tracking link Dyn Goes Down link Laravel v4.2.20 is now released, now can run on PHP7 link Spark 3.0 released with VueJS 2.0 used on the front end PHP 7.1 RC5 released Adam Wathan reddit war! link The hosts Eric Van Johnson Twitter / Github / Blog / About.me Tom Rideout Twitter / Github / About.me John Congdon Twitter / Github Follow us on Twitter @PHPUgly Email us at Podcast@phpugly.com Sponsor of this show: The DiegoDev Group

Over a year ago I wrote one our most popular posts on the WP-Tonic’s website about the importance of speed when it comes to your WordPress-powered website in regards to usability and how Google ranks your website in SEO (search engine optimization) terms.   https://www.wp-tonic.com/blog/11-the-key-steps-to-make-your-wordpress-site-load-faster/   In this episode, we talk about 11 things you can do to make your WordPress website faster. A lot of this is based on a 3500+ word article that Jonathan put together for the WP-Tonic, but we further extrapolate the ideas and techniques talked about there. https://www.wp-tonic.com/blog/11-the-key-steps-to-make-your-wordpress-site-load-faster/ Show Table of Contents: 0:00 Intros 2:06 Reviewing the 11 steps to making your WordPress site faster 2:59 Page speed testing tools 3:23 Google Page Speed Insights 3:48 Time to first byte is an SEO factor 4:05 Why large sites spend so much time on page speed 4:44 The waterfall view of browser resources 5:28 Chrome Developer Tools to see the waterfall view 5:50 How to find the time to first byte for your website 6:26 DNS and page speed performance 8:28 How hosting affects page speed 9:03 You will never have a fast website with shared hosting 10:29 Why managed WordPress hosting is superior to general hosting 11:52 The near-future: PHP7 and HTTP/2 12:23 What is better? nginx or Apache? 13:00 The biggest performance difference between general hosts and managed hosting 15:40 External calls and HTTP requests can affect page speed 17:20 How caching can reduce HTTP requests and improve page speed 117:52 Why you need to talk to a consultant before buying a base theme 18:35 The dirty secret about how 85% of web shops pick WordPress themes 20:40 Visual builders based on shortcodes are terrible for performance 21:38 Page speed affects your marketing efforts 23:25 You get what you pay for 24:28 The quality and number of plugins can affect page speed 28:20 How caching helps your page speed 31:04 Web fonts: how much does this affect page speed? 31:55 A short history of web fonts 33:21 The down side of using web fonts 36:07 Image optimization, and how easy it is to add tons of page weight without knowing it 37:21 A short history of web images 37:59 A huge problem with modern web design and website performance 40:35 Image compression tools like Kraken.io 41:50 CDNs: What are they, and how do they help page speed? 42:30 How CDNs work 45:40 General tips for learning more about improving page speed 47:45 Outros and some interesting news   =========================   WP-Tonic is not only a WordPress maintenance and support service, but we publish a twice weekly WordPress podcast where we talk with some of the brightest minds in WordPress development and online marketing.  

Привет, космонавты! На этой неделе не так много тем, но зато мы очень подробно остановились на тех, что есть. Поговорили про программирование в целом и про JavaScript программирование в частности, посоветовали какой язык программирования стоит изучать первым. Кроме этого был большой блок про дизайн: UX, принципы анимации, а также подняли тему почему курсор для кнопок должен оставаться стандартным. Тему к следующему выпуску предлагайте здесь: Тему к подкасту #92. «Дизайн» Здоровый минимализм в UI. У кнопок должен был курсор «стрелка». 12 принципов анимации. 9 неприятных фактов про UX. «Разработка» Настоящие разработчики выбирают правильный хостинг!↓ Какой язык программирования выбрать первым для изучения? Тот момент, когда CSS обрёл смысл. «Хороший» путь изучения JavaScript. «Плохой» путь изучения JavaScript. «Злой» путь изучения JavaScript. «Социальные новости» Планы Цукерберга и Facebook на 10 лет. «WordPress» WordPress будет требовать PHP7 в 2017 году. Плагин Admin Columns для кастомизации админки в WordPress. «Научно-популярное» Как терялись космонавты. 61 проблеск будущего. Из человека в сверхчеловека. Темы наших слушателей и зрителей к выпуску #91 Спасибо всем, кто предлагал темы к этому выпуску, с ними можно ознакомиться по ссылке: Темы к подкасту #91. Не забывайте подписываться в соц. сетях и ставить лайки! И дай вам Бог на эти коротенькие семь дней.

LN19: A look at what's coming to Laravel 5.3

Hoy viene de nuevo Jose Ramón Padrón, nuestro hombre del hosting, para hablarnos de dos temas clave: PHP7 y HTTP2. No os asustéis, él nos lo traduce :)

LN06: We're joined by Colin O'Dell and Mike Bronner this week. Colin talks to us about new features in PHP7, Mike talks to us about Laraver.xyz and Eric and Jack talk about stuff we've heard about Laravel 5.2, Flexbox Froggy, Lets Encrypt

Welcome to Apply Filters, Episode 50.  Today we’re talking about the upcoming launch of PHP7 and what it could mean to you as a WordPress theme and plugin developer.  This update to the framework will... The post Episode 50: PHP7 and What It Means To You appeared first on Apply Filters.

Welcome to Apply Filters, Episode 50.  Today we’re talking about the upcoming launch of PHP7 and what it could mean to you as a WordPress theme and plugin developer.  This update to the framework will... The post Episode 50: PHP7 and What It Means To You appeared first on Apply Filters.

With our sponsor WP Ninjas soon to be releasing Ninja Forms 3.0 we wanted to share this NinjaForms preview video.  Check out what you can expect in the upcoming release of Ninja Forms 3.0. Today... The post Apply Filters 49: Drew Jaynes, WordPress 4.2 Release Lead appeared first on Apply Filters.

With our sponsor WP Ninjas soon to be releasing Ninja Forms 3.0 we wanted to share this NinjaForms preview video.  Check out what you can expect in the upcoming release of Ninja Forms 3.0. Today... The post Apply Filters 49: Drew Jaynes, WordPress 4.2 Release Lead appeared first on Apply Filters.

We've seen 2 alpha releases of PHP 7 so far and the first beta release became available this past Friday, July 10th. We might not put too much thought into what goes into each release of PHP so for this episode we take a closer look at the release management processes for PHP 7.

В этот раз обсудили перспективы PHP7, библиотеку React от Facebook, со всеми вытекающими технологиями (React Native, Nuclide, Flow). Еще поговорили о вечном противостоянии синтаксисов Sass и Scss и, конечно же, про WordPress. После ответили на несколько вопросов.

A live recording from Midwest PHP in Minneapolis, MN. We talk about developer burn-out, the GoPHP7-ext project, why eval() is bad, the cons of the reflection class and announce the voting phase for an RFC for PHP7.

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Dustin Whittle, Developer Evangelist at AppDynamics, and I sat down at SymfonyLive Berlin 2014 to get to know each other. We touched on PHP's past and potential futures through HHVM or PHP7, how competition and collaboration both improve open source software and how business benefits from that, Drupal 8, and more. This podcast is some extracts from that conversation! Read the full post and see the conversation video at the Acquia Developer Center: https://dev.acquia.com/podcast/170-meet-dustin-whittle-get-more-done-better-faster-together