greydnls

public function amazingFunction(CoolObjectInterface $object = new SlightlyColdObject())
{
  $this->object = $object;
}

public function notAsAmazingFunction(BlahObjectInterface $object = null)
{
  if ($object == null) $this->object = new BoringObject();
}

ShNURoK42

<?php

class MyParsedown extends \Parsedown
{
    function __construct()
    {
        $this->InlineTypes['@'][]= 'UserMention';

        $this->inlineMarkerList .= '@';
    }

auroraeosrose

A quick snapshot of what is going on with the project - for the tl;dr see "what can I do?"

What is complete

1. A name- GoPHP7 is a project (not yet really started) to motivate people to migrate to PHP7 when it's released. This echoes the GoPHP5 project of the past
2. An irc channel - registered on freenode - owner auroraeosrose, ops lornajane, ircmaxell and joepferguson
3. A set of goals - see http://goo.gl/BJ3s8D

What is in process

1. Getting "adminy" stuff set up (lornajane is in charge) - This will include website, wikis, twitter, whatever, and other tools

auroraeosrose

PHP7 is coming

And it's breaking all of our extensions
There are currently more changes to the internal apis than there are to things that users will see (and there are enough of those)

In fact not even all the extensions in php source proper are all the way PHP7'd - most of PECL and extensions hosted elsewhere haven't even started!  Heck half don't have maintainers!

Extensions are also notorious for poor api design, poor testing, and non-existent docs
But they're also powerful, useful, and fast and more people should use them
PHP7 is coming - fast - and we have a chance to "break" things and to get the community interested and involved

mxm

#!/bin/bash

####
##
## Pre-push hook which protects a remote branch
## by running a verify command before pushing.
##
## Should be place in .git/hooks/pre-push
##
## protected_remote can be a substring

pabluk

#!/bin/bash

PROJECT_DIR=$(pwd)
CNAME=$1
CNAME_ROOTFS=/var/lib/lxc/$CNAME/rootfs


usage() {
    echo "Usage: `basename $0` <container-name>"
    echo ""

konstantint

// 
// Example of communication with a subprocess via stdin/stdout
// Author: Konstantin Tretyakov
// License: MIT
//

#include <ext/stdio_filebuf.h> // NB: Specific to libstdc++
#include <sys/wait.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <iostream>

addyosmani

CSS Layout Debugger

A tweet-sized debugger for visualizing your CSS layouts. Outlines every DOM element on your page a random (valid) CSS hex color.

One-line version to paste in your DevTools

Use $$ if your browser aliases it:

~ 108 byte version

tom--

Will Yii slow down your web site?

The following question appeared out of the blue in #yii on Freenode in September 2014:

hi i have started working on yii framework... and other pople have been continuously telling me that its a bad decision and using yii will slow down the site and performance will not be good, better go for core php...any of your thoughts will be great help..cheers

How much penalty is there in using an MVC framework such as Yii?

There is no way to really answer the question because it depends so heavily on the specific application, the technologies involved and their deployment. Plenty of attempts have been made to benchmark different MVCs but the results are usually perfectly irrelevant to any given application. It would be a foolish mistake to think that data from, for example, TechEmpower's Web Framework Benchmarks would predict relative performance of your web site.

giuliano108

#!/usr/bin/perl

=head1 SYNOPSIS

        check_ssl_certificate.pl
            --url,-u URL       
            --sni_servername,-s HOSTNAME    SNI servername (SSL vhost) that will be requested during SSL handshake.
                                            This tells the server which certificate to return.
            --warning,-W days               Warning alert if the cert expires in less than `days'.
            --critical,-C days              Critical alert if the cert expires in less than `days'.