Category: Web Development
LinkedIn Learning Course – Laravel 5.6 New Features
Welcome from Laravel 5.6 New Features by Justin Yost My newest course with LinkedIn Learning and Lynda went live a few weeks ago, it covers the upgrade path to Laravel 5.6 and some of the best of the new and improved features, take a look and I hope you learn something new from it.
LinkedIn Learning Course – Consuming RESTful APIs in PHP with Guzzle
LinkedIn Learning provides online training courses in a variety of subject matters. I’ve been honored to work with them on a few different courses at this point covering primarily PHP and related topics. The latest one went up earlier this week, it covers using Guzzle to communicate with RESTful APIs. APIs are a super popular […]
Lynda Course – Test-Driven Development in PHP with PHPUnit
New Lynda course covering Test-Driven Development and PHPUnit
Meetup Talk on Building APIs
I spoke on Building APIs, focusing mostly on the upfront design of APIs, at the most recent Las Vegas PHP Meetup. Overall this was defiantly one of my better talks with lots of good feedback. One key things helped I believe in the preparation and eventual presentation of the talk. I presented a rough version […]
Lighting Talk at CakeFest 2015: Projects Are Better When Maintained
At this year’s CakeFest I gave a lighting talk titled “Projects Are Better When Maintained”.
CakePHP 3.0, Use It In Pieces
One of the key goals of CakePHP 3.0 as discussed recently was making CakePHP 3.0 more decoupled. CakePHP 3.0 has achieved that goal very nicely. Take a look at the CakePHP organization’s repos on GitHub and you will find a long list of decoupled collections of classes that are all part of the overall CakePHP […]
Meetup Talk on CakePHP 3.0: The Cake Isn’t a Lie and It Tastes Delicious
Meetup talk covering the basics of CakePHP 3.0.
Meetup Talk on PHP: The Right Way
Talk at the Las Vegas PHP User Group on PHP: The Right Way and other tools.