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Paragon Initiative Enterprises

If you're a #Laravel or #Symfony developer and wish you could only store encrypted data in your database, but still query your database against those encrypted fields, you're in luck!

A few years ago, we introduced CipherSweet for searchable encryption in PHP software, designed for SQL databases.

Today, we've tagged the first release for Doctrine and Eloquent adapters for CipherSweet.

Learn more:

github.com/paragonie/cipherswe

#php#encryption#security
MelHamnavoe

If you are looking to improve your #symfony skills, Gary Clarke has a Testing Symfony course out. #php

garyclarketech.teachable.com/l

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Product Detail Page for Testing Symfony.Testing SymfonyLearn to Test Symfony Applications with Confidence Testing Symfony is a hands-on course that teaches you how to write fast, reliable, and meaningful tests for real-world Symfony apps. You'll build a simple job application system and test every part of it - from form validation and file uploads to database persistence and external HTTP requests. Each lesson shows you how to write meaningful Symfony tests - from application and unit tests to file uploads, email, database isolation, and HTTP client testing. You'll learn practical techniques using Symfony's built-in tools, along with PHPUnit, DAMA\DoctrineTestBundle, and Symfony’s MockHttpClient. Whether you're new to testing or want to improve your Symfony test suite, this course will give you the skills and confidence to write tests that actually matter.
Jaapio

Is anyone aware of a #research report on the usage of #php and the resources applications consume on average? I get questions about how much resources do I need to run my application.

Let's say a custom #symfony application? What would be the indicator to look at? Or a #Laravel project? I have seen applications running with 128mb but also 8gb.

I'm aware that this has many variables and there is no fixed number. But there must be some numbers on this.

Helmut Strasser

Excuse no. 89:
"We prefer composition over inheritance, but because of final classes, we can't #PHPUnit test our codebase."

Solutions:
Interfaces – cleanest approach (yes, doubles the files, but results in cleaner architecture). Direct instantiation – not everything needs to be mocked (Value Objects)! uopz - if at hand. dg/bypass-finals - as a last resort.

If final stops you from testing, wait until you hear about private!
Oh wait, that's excuse no. 90.

#PHP#testing#TYPO3
Helmut Strasser

Excuse no. 125:
"The project is too small for #PHPUnit tests."

This is the wrong approach. If it’s big enough to deploy, it’s big enough to disappoint you in production.
Did you already test it in a browser? Wasted effort. Write a test instead.

A browser reload is hope. An assertion is insurance.

#PHP#Testing#TDD
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