Adam Culp (RunGeekRadio) shares 10 bad things about consulting, and why a consulting job might not be for everybody.
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Adam Culp (RunGeekRadio) tells his predictions for what may be in store for PHP development in 2019. He also shares what his challenges were in 2018 that prevented him from podcasting more, and informs what his future plans are.
#1 – PHP will continue to gain popularity for web application development in 2019
#2 – PHP will continue to see new growth in the Enterprise for 2019
#3 – PHP communities will continue to grow and include more new people
#4 – Async in PHP will continue to increase as a need in 2019
#5 – Serverless PHP will get wider adoptions and usage in 2019
#6 – PHP Microservices, and Middleware, will continue to grow in usage for 2019
#7 – Unfortunately, beginners will experience a harder time finding new jobs in 2019
#8 – PHP version 8 will become more defined in 2019
#9 – Widespread PHP Frameworks will experience some decline in favor of componentized development in 2019
#10 – PHP will see larger API creation footprint in 2019, and wider adoption of standards that gained momentum in 2018.
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So many startups attempt to skip the crawling stages and the MPV (minimum viable product) as they push to become successful. Just as many developers attempt to skip the vital stages of learning and forge ahead to create bugs, security holes, and poor code. Adam Culp, the host of Run Geek Radio, talks about how important it is to crawl before we can walk.
Also covered is the ZendCon and SunshinePHP preparations and status of Adam speaking at some other upcoming conferences. Plus a brief update on the running front and training.
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Escaping variables in PHP is as important as ever, and developers can sometimes forget about it when using a modern framework. Adam Culp, the host of Run Geek Radio, talks a little about common pitfalls and how to handle them.
Also covered is the ZendCon and SunshinePHP preparations and status of Adam speaking at some other upcoming conferences. Plus a brief update on the running front and training.
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