Learn, code, build, grow. A blog by Sherri Wheeler.
Keeping any project which uses a framework or a collection of 3rd party libraries up to date is an exercise in continuous upgrades. In my situation, I have dozens of projects on a variety of internal and 3rd party frameworks, so keeping everything updated – from the PHP version to the framework and library versions – is an important and time consuming process. Here are some strategies and techniques.
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Join me as I embark on a deep dive down the PHP migration rabbit hole. This will be a multi-part series as I upgrade a horrifyingly long list of legacy websites and applications from v5.6 to 7.3.
Part 4: PHP Version 7.3 arrives!
Continue reading “PHP 5.6 To 7.3 Rabbit Hole: Part 4”Join me as I embark on a deep dive down the PHP migration rabbit hole. This will be a multi-part series as I upgrade a horrifyingly long list of legacy websites and applications from v5.6 to 7.2.
Part 3: Common stumbling blocks and tools to help.
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Join me as I embark on a deep dive down the PHP migration rabbit hole. This will be a multi-part series as I upgrade a horrifyingly long list of legacy websites and applications from v5.6 to 7.2.
Part 2: Getting organized and plucking the low-hanging fruit.
Continue reading “PHP 5.6 to 7.2 Rabbit Hole: Part 2”Join me as I embark on a deep dive down the PHP migration rabbit hole. This will be a multi-part series as I upgrade a horrifyingly long list of legacy websites and applications from v5.6 to 7.2.
Part 1: My mess in brief. Navigate: Next (Part 2).
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