[…] been unable to use, let alone unable to learn, because of what is and what isn’t supported by the nature of versioning. For example, we were using GrumPHP in a recent project which has support for a variety of tools but we were unable to use, say, PHPMD because of lack of adoption of […]
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[…] are, too but that doesn’t mean the software on which we’re going is going to consistently be able to keep up with the fast release cycles. Using GrumPHP, Composer 2 and PHP 7.2. Note that I was running PHP 7.2 and Composer 2 while trying to find a version of GrumPHP that supports Composer […]
There are a lot of nice packages that we can use in our PHP-based projects and if you’re using Composer or GrumPHP, PHPCompatibility is one that I recommend including your projects especially if you’re writing code for something that’s going to run across multiple versions of PHP (that is, on hosts that offer different […]
[…] else, the purpose of the plugin has been simplified: Easily to display tags without links. The biggest changes, though, come with: the use of various Composer packages, GrumPHP to handle code quality, full object-orientation along with the use of namespacing The first two don’t matter unless you’re going to run the code on your […]
[…] been introduced to how other people use advanced tooling all the while continuing to work with it. These include things like: Composer PHP CodeSniffer Scrutinizer Circle CI GrumpHP Behat JavaScript Linting (and yes, you can choose your flavor) Proper workflows using tools like Git (and GitHub) And so much more. I wish I knew half […]
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