Making PHP Monitor actually testable
PHP Monitor 5 is not as testable as I'd like it to be, so I'm currently refactoring some stuff for PHP Monitor 6 to ensure the app can be tested properly.
On Refactoring
In this post, I talk about refactoring and give an example of a recent refactor in PHP Monitor's codebase.
Manually symbolicating crash reports
How I manually process crash reports for PHP Monitor.
Build it yourself
When I build things, I often have a "build it yourself" mentality. In this post I explain why.
Daily Tinker Quota
Making tangible progress is important. It is also important to keep polishing your skills by practising.
PHP Monitor 4.1 now available
I’ve just released a new version of PHP Monitor.
PHP Monitor 4.0 now available
I've released PHP Monitor 4.0, and this is the announcement post.
PHP Monitor 3.5 now available
PHP Monitor 3.5 is here with official Monterey and PHP 8.1 support and a few improvements.
Foundations
A tale about a builder, a merchant and a mountain. Also about coding.
PHP Monitor blew up
PHP Monitor blew up on Twitter and now I've got more than 600 stars on my GitHub repo. This is how that happened...
You really should be on the latest version of PHP
Here's a brief post about why you should keep your software up-to-date, specifically about PHP 8.0, in this case.
Font subsetting on the web made easy
How to turn an OTF/TTF file into a subset web font, in a few easy steps.