In ZF2, there is PluginManager that we can use to collect services with same contract interfaces or ancestor class into single class properties. After that, we can validate whenever the plugins as …
I'll be documenting an interesting setup of a robust ZendFramework 2 based web application, integrating some cool helper libraries and discussing...
I thought it was about time I chucked my Vagrant LAMP stack into VCM, before I lost or broke it. For those unfamiliar with Vagrant, go do some reading!
It’s based upon a not-so-current version of Laravel Homestead. I switched it to the debian/jessie64 base box, and added an init shell script. The init script will run every time you run vagrant provision, so I have carefully crafted the script to ensure it will not break things when run multiple times.
Last weekend I decided to give PHP7 a try. Given it’s beta, I had to compile from source. As I already run a stable package version, this guide doesn’t cover the Debian packaging process. Instead we concentrate on installing PHP to an alternate directory.
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