Everyone writes tests, right? Well, if you don’t, here’s a few easy things you can do to bootstrap.
OpenClassRooms now offers a course on PHP performance improvement, making extensive use of Blackfire to find root causes, and write performance tests.
“We don’t need Blackfire, we don’t have performance problems”. A few tips for developers to let their bosses know they might be wrong.
A lot of our community members have great performance expertise across a lot of frameworks. How about sharing that with everybody else?
Emir Beganović prepared a talk on Blackfire for Vienna PHP meetup. We were glad to support him! Want to do the same? Get in touch with us!
Let’s have a look at a use case on the file upload capacities of Blackfire Player. We’ll see how to check security dependencies by uploading a composer.lock file to security.sensiolabs.org
Let’s have a look at a use case on the crawling capacities of Blackfire Player. We’ll see how to crawl all of the Symfony versions from the Symfony GitHub repository.
Learn how to profile applications based on micro-services architectures, with the help of Guzzle 6.
Julien Pauli, PHP contributor and release manager, details what changed between PHP 5 and PHP 7, and how to migrate and make effective use of the language optimizations. All statements are documented with specific examples and Blackfire profiles. Fifth and last episode: Immutable arrays using 1,000 times less memory.
Julien Pauli, PHP contributor and release manager, details what changed between PHP 5 and PHP 7, and how to migrate and make effective use of the language optimizations. All statements are documented with specific examples and Blackfire profiles. Fourth episode: References mismatch generating no overhead.