The php[architect] podcast has posted their latest episode of their podcast: Episode #10 - Treasure, Old and New with hosts Eric van Johnson and John Congdon.

Our hosts, Eric van Johnson and John Congdon review Treasure, Old & New which is the May 2018 issue of php[architect] magazine.

Eric and John discuss Deadpool, clean code, migrating to AWS, Packagist picks, BDD testing, and more. Oscar takes a look at recent Drupal and WordPress developments. An interview with Steve Grunwell, about Technical Debt, conference speaking, his work at Liquid Web, and more.

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On the Three Devs and a Maybe podcast they've posted a new show where they're joined by Joe Watkins, a core developer on the PHP development team.

In this weeks episode we are lucky to be joined by Joe Watkins. We start off discussion around the development of PHP 7.1 and the recent initial alpha release. Following this, we give an update on a couple of previously mentioned RFC’s, along with how Joe’s ones are doing. This leads us on to highlight how some small proposed changes are paving the way to optimal machine-code and finally integration of a JIT compiler. Some of these proposed changes may result in backwards compatibility breaks, we discuss this topic and when it is deemed acceptable to permit this. Finally, we chat about memorisation, caching and how it is not really feasible to distill a standard caching interface that fits all requirements.

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In the latest episode of the Full Stack Radio podcast - episode #10, host Adam Wathan has two guests to talk about programming in a language with dynamic types versus static types.

In this episode, Adam talks with Ryan Tablada and Matt Machuga about the philosophical differences between programming in a statically typed language vs. a dynamically typed language. They talk about things like explicit interfaces vs. duck typing, function calling vs. message passing, and some of the recent RFCs around optional typing in the PHP community.

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That Podcast has released the latest episode of their podcast - Episode #10: The one with the best practices.

Beau and Dave catch up on just about everything, before discussing the recent preview of the Official Symfony Best Practices document.

Lots of different topics are mentioned in this episode including:

• Full Stack Radio
• Bootstrapped.fm
• Bringing Sculpin to Life
• Bower vs BowerPHP
• PHPUnit Prophecy integration
• Repobox.io on Reddit
• No Capes

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The Loosely Coupled podcast has released their latest episode: #10, Titles and Classifications. In this episode hosts Jeff Carouth and Matt Frost discuss these two topics and how they effect one's career.

In this episode Jeff and Matt continue their conversation about careers by discussing their thoughts on titles and classifications of developers. If you’ve ever asked “what is a senior developer?” or even “am I a senior developer?” this episode is for you.

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The Laravel.IO podcast recently posted a new episode - Episode #10, with guests Taylor Otwell, Jesse O'Brien and Chris Fado.

In this episode they talk about DDD, Facades and Laracon 2014 in NYC. The Laravel.io Podcast is a community supported podcast which is focused on the Laravel PHP framework and its surrounding ecosystem.

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The PHP Town Hall podcast has released their latest episode today - #10: Postgres, Bla, Bla, Cider.

This time around we’re joined by Selena Deckelmann, who as a Postgres contributor talks to us about some of the burning questions many PHP developers often have about Postgres when considering it as a replacement for the PHP’s defacto-standard relational DB: MySQL.

We ask “Why are so few of the “cool kids” using Postgresql?” and “What are the most important differences between MySQL & Postgres?”, and after a bunch of useful discussion on things like true full text search, complex indexes, PostGIS and Foreign Data Wrappers we end up discussing cider and chickens. Standard.

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