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Jan 
22, 
2019

Just find the right flow – Branching models and workflows for SCM systems

Source control management systems (SCM) are a part of the standard equipment of a software developer. Despite their daily usage, there are still many helpful techniques that are largely unknown. There are quite a lot of SCM tools [1]. This article refers to the freely available, distributed SCM tool Git that has a very high relevance due to its widespread use. And with only a few adaptations many of the here presented practises can also be applied to other solutions as well, for example, subversions.
Jul 
12, 
2018

Node.js module: JSON Server

Most cases of web frontend development, require a functioning backend. Yet quite often the frontend and backend are developed separately. This means, that the functionality of the frontend can only be tested, if there’s a backend providing it with a counterpoint station. And to decrease this backend dependency you can actually use a Mock server instead.
Feb 
12, 
2018

Tutorial: How to extract microservices from a PHP monolith

Here it stands, the monolith that has grown for decades, and is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain and expand. An undifferentiated rewrite would be too expensive and no guarantee that it would be better this time. In order to tame the monolith, we can refactor it on a large scale, i. e. maintain its behaviour but improve its structure. This can be done, for example, by extracting microservices - and preferably in small steps.
Jul 
19, 
2017

Continuous Integration for PHP

Continuous Integration is the first step of a Continuous Delivery Chain and can be used as a standalone solution. It reduces the team's workload in the field of quality management by automation and helps to make sure software quality is maintained in the long run.
Jan 
17, 
2017

The Container Revolution: It’s not about the box, it’s about the standard.

The PHP community has come a long way: from the early days of a templating engine for “dynamic websites”, through the adventurous years of a hacky scripting language until now. In the past ten years, we started discussing design patterns and good architecture and in general created more robust, versatile and complex applications. And with the complexity came a row of new tools and techniques, which were necessary to harness all the parts which make a sophisticated PHP application. But have we also become more professional on the infrastructural side?

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