Symfony2 - simple, yet useful tips
Thursday, 16 June 2016, 10:47
It's been a while since my last article and activity, as I was mainly concentrated on my private life and commercials projects, but even though my top commitment was updating projects dependencies on GitHub I also experimented with some different approaches for organising Symfony2 projects. I want to share some of my thoughts, so you may also benefit from using it or tell me why these ideas are stupid. I don't want to write here some obvious stuff like "write unit tests", "use Composer" etc. - you can read that in every single tutorial for Symfony2. Some of my tricks are plain simple but not obvious, some, on the other hand look strange, but saved my ass, so you can give them a try. Please excuse my a bit chaotic form (and content), but I'm writing this in my free time while commuting by train 
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Tags: Optimization, PHP, Production, Open Source, Symfony
Symfony2 your way
Thursday, 16 June 2016, 10:47
Last Friday, on Tech Fusion (a tech meetup in Szczecin, Poland), I had a talk about using Symfony2 to build own applications. The main purpose of it was to present various ways in which this flexible framework can be adapted to the needs of your application (without doing dirty, nasty and ugly hacks). It's not a complete compendium - a form of a meetup restricted it to be a maximum of 30 minutes talk, to present essential solutions and aspects of this subject. If you missed it, don't worry! It's already available online on SlideShare.
Tags: Code, Portfolio, PHP, Tutorial, Web, Szczecin, Symfony, Meetup, Presentation
PopStack - copy-pasting from StackOverflow has never been as easy
Thursday, 16 June 2016, 10:47
I work in Berlin but live in Szczecin - commute to work by train and have something like 2 hours per day to spend on doing something on my laptop. I also cannot sleep until late hours (just like today) so I have few more hours. That gives me few hours per day after my regular work to spend on something on my laptop. Sometimes I do my private projects, sometimes I do spare-time freelance projects, but from time to time I like playing with new stuff. This is how PopStack was born.
Tags: Chillout, Texts, Code, Projects, Ciekawostki, Technology, Szczecin