Monthly Archives: October 2016

Musings of a PHPDiversity Rainbow Elephpant

Posted on October 27, 2016 by Mark Baker

IT’S HAPPENING! Finally, the kickstarter is happening! And I’m ecstatic. I’d so been hoping that the kickstarter would be launched last Friday, and it felt frustrating when the day ended, and I hadn’t heard anything back from the kickstarter review team. And then I … Continue reading →

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Musings of a PHPDiversity Rainbow Elephpant

Posted on October 14, 2016 by Mark Baker

I’M REAL! I’M REAL! I know that I shouldn’t shout; but I just want to tell the whole world that I’M REAL! I’M HAPPENING! I’M A REAL ELEPHPANT! When Mark got home from work this evening, he found me sitting in … Continue reading →

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PHP Generators – Sending “Gotchas”

Posted on October 8, 2016 by Mark Baker

If you’re reading this, you’re probably already aware of just how useful PHP’s Generators are for improving performance and/or reducing memory overheads while keeping your code clean and easy to read. We can use a simple foreach() in the main body … Continue reading →

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Musings of a PHPDiversity Rainbow Elephpant

Posted on October 1, 2016 by Mark Baker

It’s been a long, slow, lazy summer; but it feels as though things are accelerating in my life at the moment as we approach the launch of the PHPDiversity kickstarter. Mark promised himself that he wouldn’t proceed until he had all … Continue reading →

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