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Symfony
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As always, we will start with the official news from Symfony.
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Highlight -> "This week, the upcoming Symfony 7.2 version simplified the kernel setup in MicroKernelTrait, added errorPath to Unique constraint and improved profiler data about Security. Meanwhile, we published more information about how to become a partner at SymfonyCon Vienna 2024".
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Featured Item
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Now that I've moved from 50% to 75% retired, I can write more articles like this.
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Using icons in your site's design is important for tech sites' UX. It helps your design stand out and look more professional and technical. Now there's an easy way to add them.
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Symfony UX's latest effort is a fantastic addition. It is Icons, which I love.
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You will notice the article is not on this site. And, it's because I couldn't get an equivalent implemented in Drupal despite creating a custom content type and adding a module specifically for using these icons with CKEditor 5. :( So it's on my Grav site.
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This week
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Ismaile Abdallah advises:
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Aymeric Ratinaud explores:
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Javier Equiluz demonstrates:
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eCommerce
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Bleeping Computer reports:
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Should we use Meta's shit products? 🤔
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CMSs
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Drupal has this on the Polyfill.io situation:
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Tag1 Consulting explores:
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PHP
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This week
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Hash Bang Code demonstrates:
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Sarah Savage starts a series:
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The PHP Consulting Company asks:
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Francesco Agati examines:
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Previous Weeks
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More Programming
He's correct. Most "tech" companies are just shit businesses.
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The New Stack has a case study:
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Interesting tool. I think Obsidian can do this as well.
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Fighting for Democracy
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The cyber response to Russia’s War Crimes and other douchebaggery
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The Kyiv Independent reports:
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On a related note, The Algorithmic Sabotage Research Group has:
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This also ties in nicely with my Butlerian Jihad against big tech.
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The Evil Empire Strikes Back
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Are all cops and state security personnel fucking clueless? 🤔
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The Washington Post reports:
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If you don't think the U.S. as a semi-democratic oligarchy is also a surveillance state, you're not thinking.
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Of course, their business model is literally based on theft and grift. No stealing equals no money from dumbasses to give to gullible shareholders before the founders cash out and the bubble bursts.
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Interesting. Long. Discouraging. A good look at the result of Google fucking up the promise of the web.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation shares:
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Cybersecurity/Privacy
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The Fediverse
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The Fediverse Report has:
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Jan Wilderboer shows us how to:
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Other Federated Social Media
The Electronic Frontier Foundation shows us:
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Or better yet, just don't use it.
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CTAs (aka show us some free love)
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More importantly, if you are a Ukrainian company with coding-related products, we can offer free promotion on our Support Ukraine page. Or, if you know of one, get in touch.
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