Articles discussing new methods and possibilities that we use in our own code, and Open Source code too.
We here at Practically took 24 hours out of client work to do our first FedEx day – so called because you deliver something the next day. We wanted to show off the creativity, technical process and breadth of what our small team made.
This Whitepaper is jointly written by Job Bains of Obsolete.com and Sam Collett at Practically.io. See more about us at the end of this document.
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Speed with websites is largely about caching of resources. We explain what, why and how we do things at Practically.
Or, Why is ChatGPT and generative AI okay for industry but not for education?
Multiple times in Web Development you will go through the process of creating a new repository for a new application or project that you are tasked to build. We think it is really important to get the order of tasks correct at the start of a new application…
DIVI for WordPress. Load Alt tags in Divi directly from the Media Library, pull alt tags in automatically even when these are added or changed from the WordPress Media Library.
Practically has developed a Psalm Yii2 plugin as a static analyser for making sure your object types are refined and defined.
A service broker is a way of provisioning services and binding them to applications. With a service broker you can provision a database and bind it to a deployment.
After Ade Attwood’s recent dive into TLS and creating server certificates with a root ca. This is a much simpler way with mkcert…
In your Yii2 controller, it is quite common practice to return the stream of a file to the browser for your user to download. However, it’s not so well documented you can set any stream reference as the content of your response.
When dealing with those pesky regular expressions trying to get our matches by their index, making your code that little less readable.
Canonical have been doing some awesome work with Microk8s. This program makes it super simple to get up and running fast with Kubernetes.
After you have been developing a project for some time your local git repo can become detached from the repository on ‘origin’. Here are a few commands you can run to clean things up a bit when you feel things are getting cluttered.