There is an important detail that you should not miss when working with MySQL generated columns based on a JSON column
I’ve been working with the cool feature of MySQL where you can generate fields based on data in a JSON column. In this blogpost, I explain a bit about how this works.
Getting a useful RabbitMQ to run in our pipeline for use with Behat took some figuring out. Documenting here for you, and for future me.
This little hidden feature of Bitbucket can be really useful
Time to say goodbye to Sculpin. This site now runs on WordPress.
How do you combine Symfony and DDD? I will be explaining just that in a new full-day workshop, and I’ll be doing that at SymfonyCon as well.
For quite some time I’ve been considering moving away from the MacBook Pro. For quite some time I had no idea what my next machine was going to be, until I first saw the Surface Book 2. This is my review based on nearly 2 months of full-time use of the Surface Book 2 for…
Recruiters. Many developers hate their guts, and (in most cases) rightfully so. They usually have no clue about technology or about how to communicate with developers. It is also pretty clear most of the times that they’re only out for quick wins. I’ve seen recruiters call a developer they’d placed in a company exactly 6…
Hi Liz, I was going to send this letter as an e-mail, but as I was writing the e-mail I felt it necessary to turn this into an open letter. Everybody should see this, and be aware of this. Everyone should stand up to support you. Openly, not just in private. It is amazing how…
Just a quick blogpost today about Solr. If I help someone with this post, good. If I help myself to remember this, good. In a project I’m currently working on I’m stuck with a legacy database where I can’t change the fields for fear of breaking a legacy application that is using the same data.…