Web based game engine can be power hogs. In this article, we will try to find what is causing this consumption.
Written by David Négrier on 04/20/2021
At TheCodingMachine, we are using open-source tools daily to build our projects. And since we and our clients are ripping huge benefits from these open-source products, we also try to "give back" to the open-source community.
Let's compare React-native to Flutter in my opinion.
Written by Paul Jeandaux on 04/23/2020
At TheCodingMachine, we are always looking for top freelance developers to work with us on our next state-of-the-art project.
Interested in developing quality projects? We love good work and we pay fairly.
GraphQLite 4 is released, with a whole host of new very exciting features! Come with us in this introduction of the new release.
Written by David Négrier on 01/06/2020
In this article, I present a new way to deal with the N+1 issue that we are facing when using most ORMs.
Written by David Négrier on 09/21/2019
In this tutorial, we are going to see how to get started with TDBM 5.1 with a Symfony application.
Written by David Négrier on 08/06/2019
TDBM 5.1 is out with a lot of improvements.
Written by David Négrier on 08/05/2019
Living in France? We are actively looking for developers and project leaders in our Paris and Lyon office.
Learn how to use GraphQL in your VueJS application thank's to Apollo and its tools and enjoy all the power of GraphQL!
Written by Valdo Romão on 07/29/2019
At TheCodingMachine, we strive to develop websites , extranets, intranets and business web applications in PHP and JavaScript for a wide range of clients.
Do not hesitate to contact us!
Come with us in a journey through the GraphQL landscape in PHP and learn about our brand new GraphQLite library.
Written by David Négrier on 02/06/2019
We recently released the v2 of thecodingmachine/php docker images. It is a set of "general purpose" PHP images for Docker, with a big emphasize on developer experience.
Written by David Négrier on 12/13/2018
Writing solid React Native applications just got easier with TheCodingMachine's boilerplate.
Written by Matthieu Napoli on 09/26/2018
When writing code, we expect it to be of the best possible quality. To enforce this quality, we redacted our own "best practices" described in a dedicated website.
We are happy to share those with you!
We are the happy parents of Packanalyst, a free online service that lets you search any possible PHP class or interface referenced on Packagist.
Pretty useful for open-source developer to keep an eye on who is using what class/interface of your packages.
For historic reasons, the PHP core functions return false on failure instead of throwing exceptions. Let's see how we can fix this!
Written by David Négrier on 09/11/2018
A complete tutorial for setting up a single-page application with Symfony 4, Vue.js, Vue Router, Vuex, and axios
Written by Julien Neuhart on 08/13/2018
To follow this tutorial, you must have the Xdebug extension installed on your container. In my example, I will use a Docker image of TheCodingMachine created by David Négrier. If you are starting a project, I recommend you to download one of our images here TheCodingMachine Docker PHP images
Written by Alexis PREVOT on 07/26/2018
TDBM 5 is coming out. Discover a fresh approach to ORMs.
Written by David Négrier on 05/11/2018
Or how to wrap useful libraries into a scalable API.
Written by Julien Neuhart on 04/12/2018
In this article, I'm trying (again!) to define the scope of the "put-things-in-a-container" PSR.
Written by David Négrier on 03/19/2018
In this article, I'm trying to define the scope of the "put-things-in-a-container" PSR.
Written by David Négrier on 03/01/2018
In this article, I will explain why we decided to build "general purpose" PHP images for Docker, and what you can gain from using one of these images (spoiler alert: it's time).
Written by David Négrier on 02/13/2018
In this article, I will show how you can deploy your application using Docker and the continuous delivery options of Gitlab.
Written by David Négrier on 01/04/2018
If you haven't seen the video yet, you can have a look at it on Laracast. At some point, the video advocates to remove the type-hints because they are not needed by the program and are "visually polluting" the code.I really could not disagree more with this statement, but others have reacted before
Written by David Négrier on 07/03/2017
When it comes to continuous integration, there are many solutions out there. Many open-source developers will be used to a stack made of GitHub, Travis, Scrutinizer and Coveralls. This stack is absolutely great, but is made of closed source tools. In this blog article, we will present a 100% open-so
Written by David Négrier on 03/02/2017
In this article, we are diving into the details of the delegate lookup-feature of container-interop.
Written by David Négrier on 11/17/2016
In my previous blog post, I talked about the different ways to build interoperable PHP modules. It turns out we have had quite a lot of very constructive feedback from many different sources. In this blog post, I'll keep you updated with everything that was said since my last article.
Written by David Négrier on 06/01/2016
A lot has been going on in the past months regarding the creation and standardization of interoperable PHP packages. We (the team behind container-interop) have been testing a lot of different solutions, and many of them have the potential to become a good standard. In this article, I'm taking a ste
Written by David Négrier on 04/04/2016
PHP sessions are not designed for websites that use AJAX heavily and have multiple concurrent requests. This article will explain how we get rid of this behaviour.
Written by Xavier Huberty on 01/15/2016
Lately, I’ve been playing quite a lot with the notion of container definition interoperability.
Written by David Négrier on 12/15/2015
Some people fear that running more than one container in their application will have a negative impact on performances. This article studies the impact on performance of using PHP-11's delegate lookup feature with a composite container.
Written by David Négrier on 09/09/2015
This article is about experimenting the possibility to standardize how we register things (usually services) into containers. More specifically, here, I'm targeting only containers that can be compiled.
Written by David Négrier on 09/03/2015
In this tutorial, we will see how to trigger a PHP script each time your web server is receiving some e-mails.Why would you want to do that? Well you could want to do that to develop a custom mailing list system, to archive your mail in database, trigger commands in your website by sending mails...
Written by David Négrier on 01/04/2012
When facing problems regarding memory consumption of a Java application, the JDK contains a number of useful tools to help you understand what is going on. You can get a list of the tools on this page.One of these tools is "jmap". Jmap will let you now (among other things) know what objects are usin
Written by David Négrier on 08/31/2011
We have been running a Red5 server for quite some time, and as our application was getting more popular, we happened to see new errors we had never seen before. Actually, we saw a bunch of "Too many open files" exceptions in the logs, and most users could not connect anymore to our application.
Written by David Négrier on 06/27/2011
In this article, we will step through all the steps required to enable debugging on your PHP environment.The setup we will use is: WAMP 2 with PHP 5.3, Eclipse Helios with PDT.
Written by David Négrier on 07/08/2010
Lately, I've had the need to install a geolocation database on a web server to localize (as closely as possible) a visitor based on its IP address.
Written by David Négrier on 06/07/2010