kboyd @kboyd@phpc.social

New post from the WhateverThing: CascadiaPHP 2019 - Day Two https://whateverthing.com/blog/2019/09/27/cascadiaphp-2019-day-two//

New post from the WhateverThing: CascadiaPHP 2019 - Day Two https://whateverthing.com/blog/2019/09/22/cascadiaphp-2019-day-two//

New post from the WhateverThing: CascadiaPHP 2019 - Day One https://whateverthing.com/blog/2019/09/20/cascadiaphp-2019-day-one//

*tap tap* Is this thing on?

Working on a "product landing page" skeleton for sculpin and Tailwind. Progress so far: https://beryllium.github.io/sculpin-tailwind-landing-skeleton/ (template repo: https://github.com/beryllium/sculpin-tailwind-landing-skeleton )

New post from the WhateverThing: Late Night Links, Volume 5 https://whateverthing.com/blog/2019/07/04/late-night-links-volume-5//

Some of the local scenery: https://www.flickr.com/photos/beryllium/48111186686/in/dateposted/

Heh, glitch is fun. I made this little tool pretty quickly. https://glitch.com/~tangible-fold

(Testing out a new Beehive RSS feed ...)

Tales from the WhateverThing: "Afterlyfe" https://whateverthing.com/tales/afterlyfe/

Tales from the WhateverThing: "The Renegade" https://whateverthing.com/tales/the-renegade/

Anyone on phpc.social using League\Container? I find it odd that `->add(MyInterface::class, MyService::class)` doesn't pull the concretion from the container; to get the behaviour I want, I need to use something like `$container->add(MyInterface::class, function () use ($container) { return $container->get(MyService::class); })`.

Anyone else find that odd?

Sometimes "Quality Assurance" means shovelling around inside a puddle to try and unclog a drain.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/beryllium/47931016261/in/photostream/

Someone on IRC helped me yesterday. Apparently when JSON-encoding arrays in PHP, if you need an empty array to be encoded as an empty associative array/hash/dictionary, you can use `(object)[]`.

Ah, I remembered one of the places where XML hurt me.

RSS and Atom feeds.

You've practically gotta fuzz the outputs to make sure things don't get absolutely buggered by unexpected characters. Maybe there's an efficient and reliable way to do it, but I got really sick and tired of random breakages.

Oh, wait, technically the Hives are the integrations and the Bees are the individual configurations you set up. And then Chains are what knits the Bees into workflows. Or something. :)

So far it has some good aspects, like a large number of "Bees" (aka Integrations). But I'm not a fan of the configuration file storing passwords in plaintext. And it would be nice if the "chains" (connecting bees together) could be editable via the web. Of course, it's open source, so I could dabble in a bit of Go to contribute improvements.

https://github.com/muesli/beehive