Minutes of PHP Tour 2015
Two weeks ago, we attended the PHP Tour 2015, organized by AFUP in Luxembourg. Here is a summary of each talk we saw.
Latest posts by Emmanuel Quentin
Full-stack web developer at marmelab, can learn any new language in about two hours. For real.
DotJS 2014: Big stars don't make a great event
The DotJs conference took place on november 17th in Paris. Many great JavaScript evangelists were announced, but I expected their presentations to be much more interesting.
Big changes in ng-admin 0.3: Introducing views
ng-admin can now differentiate your field for each type of view. For the occasion, we're releasing a new version.
ng-admin Update: Callback Field Type, Easier Customization
Last week, I've been working on ng-admin to introduce new field types and allow application customization
Resolving Action Dependencies: Comparing JavaScript and Go implementations
Go routines are ridiculously powerful. I realized it while adding new features to gaudi. Check out how I leverage their power to outperform a JavaScript implementation by far.
Create a Full Stack Magento Environment With gaudi
E-commerce websites with heavy traffic often require load balancers, memcache, and master/slave MySQL replication. gaudi helps to build this kind of architecture in minutes.
[Screencast] Build a working SF2 web application using 3 docker containers in 2 minutes
Using gaudi's visual configuration builder, setting up a multi-container development environment from scratch is more than painless: it's fun. Make sure you watch this amazing video!
Gaudi News: gaudi.io, apt-get install gaudi, ambassadors, and more!
Gaudi, the dev environment builder for Docker, has gotten lots of love lately. Read on to see all the new features we've added to improve your development workflows.
Running Symfony CMF With Gaudi
Symfony CMF is a new Content Management Framework based on Symfony 2. This project won the Symfony Open-Source Application Award 2013, and is used at marmelab for a project with more than 900K documents. Symfony CMF requires several third-party components...
Create Gaudi's File Easily With A Web App
Last week I released Gaudi, an architecture builder for all your applications. Gaudi uses a configuration file (called .gaudi.yml) to create Docker containers for each component you need.
Introducing Gaudi: An Architect for Multi-Component Applications
Web applications often use a lot of different components, such as MySQL, ElasticSearch, or Redis. Installing, running and maintaining theses servers can waste a lot of our time.
