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Value Objects with PHP 8.1

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2022-01-30 Jeroen Leave a comment

PHP has introduced a number of new features that allow you to write awesome Value Objects with PHP 8.1. In…

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Posted in: Programming Filed under: Clean Code, Domain Driven Design, OOP, PHP, PHP8, Planet Wikimedia, Software design, Value objects

New MediaWiki blog

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2019-10-26 Jeroen Leave a comment

I’m happy to announce a brand new blog dedicated to MediaWiki and all things enterprise wiki related. Half a year…

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Posted in: News Filed under: MediaWiki, Planet Wikimedia, Professional Wiki

Applications as Frameworks

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2019-02-28 Jeroen Leave a comment

What are the differences between building on top of a framework and building on top of an application? How does…

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Posted in: Programming Filed under: Architecture, Clean Code, Coupling, Frameworks, Planet Wikimedia, Software Architecture, Software design

Readable Functions: Guard Clause

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2019-01-14 Jeroen 3 Comments

Guard Clauses are one of my favorite little tricks that allow simplifying code. A guard clause is an if statement…

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Posted in: Programming Filed under: Clean Code, Code Quality, Complexity, Design principles, Functions, Guard Clause, Planet Wikimedia, Readable Functions, Software design

Readable Functions: Do One Thing

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2018-10-30 Jeroen 3 Comments

Several tricks and heuristics that I apply to write easy to understand functions keep coming up when I look at…

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Posted in: Uncategorized Filed under: Clean Code, Code Quality, Complexity, Design principles, Functional Programming, Functions, Immutability, Planet Wikimedia, Readable Functions, Software design

PHP Typed Properties

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2018-10-28 Jeroen 3 Comments

Lately there has been a lot of hype around the typed properties that PHP 7.4 will bring. In this post…

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Posted in: Programming Filed under: Anti-patterns, Clean Code, Encapsulation, Immutability, PHP, PHP7, Planet Wikimedia, Type, Type hinting, Value objects

Readable Functions: Minimize State

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2018-10-24 Jeroen 3 Comments

Several tricks and heuristics that I apply to write easy to understand functions keep coming up when I look at…

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Posted in: Programming Filed under: Anti-patterns, Clean Code, Code Quality, Complexity, Design principles, Functional Programming, Functions, Immutability, Planet Wikimedia, Readable Functions, Software design

Clean Architecture + Bounded Contexts diagram

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2018-09-09 Jeroen 1 Comment

I’m happy to release a two Clean Architecture + Bounded Contexts diagrams into the public domain (CC0 1.0). I created…

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Posted in: Programming Filed under: Bounded Contexts, Clean Architecture, Clean Code, Diagram, Domain Driven Design, Planet Wikimedia, Software Architecture, WMDE

Base Libraries Should be Stable

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2018-08-30 Jeroen Leave a comment

In this post I go over the principles that govern package (library) design and one specific issue I have come…

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Posted in: Programming Filed under: Clean Code, Component design, Components, Planet Wikimedia, Software design

Clean Architecture + Bounded Contexts

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2018-08-14 Jeroen 5 Comments

In this follow-up to Implementing the Clean Architecture I introduce you to a combination of The Clean Architecture and the…

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Posted in: Programming Filed under: Bounded Contexts, Clean Architecture, Clean Code, Domain Driven Design, Maintainability, Planet Wikimedia, Software Architecture

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