Inspecting PHP Code Quality with Scrutinizer
Scrutinizer is an online service for checking the quality of your PHP, Python or Ruby code. Bruno Skvorc shows you how to set it up and navigate the options
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Drupal goes Social: Building a “Liking” Module in Drupal
Learn how to build an Ajax / jQuery powered "liking" module for Drupal with Abbas Suterwala!
Using BoltCMS to Build a Small Business Website
Nick Salloum takes a look at BoltCMS - a new player in the CMS game - and uses it to build a sample small business website. See how!
Social Logins in PHP with HybridAuth
Agbonghama explores a PHP package used for adding social logins to your PHP application. Log your users in with FB, Google, Github, etc!
Efficient User Timelines in a PHP Application with Neo4j
Christophe Willemsen dives into building social-network style user timelines with Neo4j and PHP - build your own social network easily!
Bittorrent’s Maelstrom: Using Torrents to Host Websites
Maelstrom is Bittorrent's ambitious project which allows users to load websites via torrent magnet links - decentralized, free hosting for everyone!
Set up Automatic Virtual Hosts with Nginx and Apache
Tired of setting up new virtual hosts for every new project? Make your server of choice do it automatically. Bruno Skvorc shows you how.
Integrate Elasticsearch with Silex
Danny Sipos continues the development of his hybrid app by integrating Elasticsearch with Silex, the PHP micro-framework.
Using Github Webhooks with PHP
In this short tutorial, Rafie Younes will show you how to implement Github webhooks with your PHP app - log all changes to a repo in your local database!
Laravel 4 to Laravel 5 – The Simple Upgrade Guide
Younes covers upgrading from Laravel 4 to Laravel 5 in this short guide, referencing the most important change points. Have you upgraded yet?
Install and Integrate Elasticsearch with Drupal
Danny Sipos decides to make a super-fast CMS by using Drupal for content management, and Silex+Elastisearch for the front-end app. See how!
Laravel Blade Recursive Partials with @each
Bruno Skvorc explains the @each Laravel Blade construct and uses it to build recursive partials that print out infinitely nested trees of data. See how!
The Best PHP Framework for 2015: SitePoint Survey Results
The survey is complete and the data has been crunched - which framework is the most popular PHP framework of 2015? Tune in to find out.
User Authentication in Symfony2 with UserApp.io
Danny Sipos explores UserApp - a user management and authentication web service letting you add logins easily to any app - by implementing it into Symfony2
How to Use Github’s API with PHP
Younes Rafie explores the Github API and its integration with PHP via a Laravel helper application
Use Laravel Contracts to Build a Laravel 5 Twig Package
Younes Rafie explains what Laravel contracts are all about and uses them to implement a Twig engine into Laravel
Creating Custom Field Formatters in Drupal 8
Danny Sipos shows you how simple it is to extend and modify field formatters in Drupal 8 in order to get entirely new ones. Drupal 8 is coming - get ready!
Commenting, Upvoting and Uploading Photos with the 500px API
Younes Rafied further explores 500px's API and implements upvoting, favoriting, commenting and uploading of new photos into the app he built last time!
Popular Photos, Filters and User Profiles with the 500px API
Younes Rafie shows you how to implement 500px API into your Laravel application, adding popular photos, filters and users' profiles to it.
Building APIs You Won’t Hate: Review
Phil Sturgeon's book "Build APIs You Won't Hate" promises to teach you best practices in API design. We've reviewed it, and this is the verdict.
Exploring the Cache API in Drupal 8
Danny Sipos looks at the Cache API in Drupal 8 and demonstrates its power on an example of fetching and caching 100 remote posts. Get ready for Drupal 8!
Testing APIs with RAML
RAML, the RESTful API Modeling Language, can be used for much more than documentation. In this post, Lukas White shows you how to use it to auto-test APIs.
Introduction to Silex – A Symfony Micro-framework
Rafie Younes introduces Silex, the microframework from Sensiolabs, the makers of Symfony. What is it good for? Is it better than Symfony? Find out!
API Client TDD with Mocked Responses
Continuing the TDD story from before, we now test our API client by mocking the responses of the Diffbot API. Tune in to learn how to use response mocking!
Adding Social Network Features to a PHP App with Neo4j
Christophe Willemsen continues his exploration of Neo4j's interaction with PHP by adding social network features to a PHP Silex application. See how!
Discover Graph Databases with Neo4j and PHP
Christophe Willemsen introduces you to the practical side of Neo4j and using it with PHP - in the next post, he builds a Silex social network app!
Push your Drupal Site’s Events to your Phone with Pushover
A tutorial by Danny Sipos on pushing the status/events of your website to your phone by means of a service/app called Pushover
Introducing Pagoda Box – a PaaS just for PHP
Aleksander Koko introduces Pagoda Box - a PaaS just for PHP applications, much simpler to use than Heroku and also with free tiers.
CMS Content Organization Structures: Trees vs Facets vs Tags
Lukas Kahwe Smith discusses CMS Content Organization structures, comparing Trees to Facets to References to Tags. Running a CMS? You need to read this.
Effective PDF Generation in Drupal
Chris Ward has some experience in effective PDF generation with Drupal - if you've got similar requirements, you might find his advice useful.