PHP Traits: What They Are and When to Use Them
A practical look at PHP traits: why they exist and how to share behavior across unrelated classes without the pitfalls of multiple inheritance.
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PHP 8.2 Is Coming: Readonly Classes and New Types
A look at readonly classes, DNF types, and standalone type declarations in PHP 8.2, and their impact on domain modeling.
Naming in a Codebase: An Architectural Matter
Why naming is not merely a style choice, but a design decision in its own right — patterns I have observed over the years.
End-to-end type safety with TypeScript: from API to UI
How to carry your type contract from the backend API to the frontend interface without breaking it — and the practical approaches to get there.
Automating repetitive tasks with Python
How to move manual workflows into reliable Python scripts: which tasks are worth scripting and how to do it right.
Designing Value Objects in Modern PHP
Embedding meaning into code instead of relying on primitives: why and how to design value objects in PHP.