Building an SDK with PHP, part 3: Making it testable
This post is part 3 of the “Building an SDK with PHP” series. Read Part 1 and Part 2 In our last article we’ve
Bram Devries
Building an SDK with PHP, part 2: Making it configurable
This post is part of the “Building an SDK with PHP” series. Read Part 1: building an SDK. If you’ve followed along with the
Building an SDK with PHP: Part 1
Whether you’ve built a private or public-facing API, at some point you or your users are going to want to communicate with it. To
Help, I’m creating a file upload
Every software engineer has at some point in their career been asked to build a file upload. Perhaps it was to let a user upload
Communicating about change is hard. We’re making it easy.
ChangeHub has been part of our madewithlove family for a long time. The first-ever commit dates back to November 8, 2014, during our team retreat
Why your engineers shouldn’t launch your features
It has never been easier for engineering teams to build and release new features for your customers. This fits well with our philosophy of shipping
Catching bugs early with static analysis
PHP is a dynamic language and while this certainly has its benefits, it also means that it’s not uncommon to see errors about calling
Why product marketing is more important in a tech company than you think
During the annual madewithlove retreat in Greece, I gave a talk on what product marketing is and how modern teams should approach building a product.
Managing data flow on the client-side
I like to think of client-side applications as empty shells that get populated with data and where the source of that data can be anything:
ChangeHub
A couple of weeks ago we started a closed beta for Changehub, so it’s a good time to give an introduction to this tool