We’re doing another thing. Three 1.5 hour sessions about different topics in which a panel will discuss the subject at hand and answer questions asked by attendees. The accompanying podcast will give you a nice reminder of the things that were discussed.
An open letter to all tech recruiters out there on how to work with tech people.
Over all these years it has been very normal for conference speakers to not get paid for their effort, at least in the PHP community. But is that fair? With Comference, we’ve decided that we’ll reimburse speakers for their time.
After recently buying a new BlueSound device we felt the need to expose our full digital music collection so we could easily listen to our music. Time for a NAS. It seemed overkill to go for a full Synology or similar setup, so we decided to do a nice little holiday project: my son and…
Recently I had to debug the bad performance of an API. Some calls took over 10 seconds. I immediately thought it might be related to SQL, but what I found surprised me…
Today I did a talk at SymfonyWorld about the lessons I learned from the Symfony framework. This blog post is a text version of my talk
Last week we organized Comference, an online conference from the comfort of your own home. Or office. Or wherever. This post contains some lessons learned.
I’ve been playing with Docker on WSL2, the new Linux integration for Windows, and Microsoft seems to have implemented a game changer for web development.
We’ve had to cancel WeCamp this year due to COVID-19, but we’re replacing it with something else
One of the weak points in our Rancher 1 cluster has always been the database. Because databases and docker (due to the persistence issues) has always been an issue, we solved that by installing a MySQL server on the same droplet that our Rancher server was running on. While it worked fine, it was always…