Topic #open-source – Blog

Seal your classes with PHPStan

Sealed classes are a useful feature of Kotlin: they allow you to specify which classes are allowed to extend a sealed class (or implement a sealed interface). With the recently released PHPStan 1.9.0, you can now introduce sealed classes to your PHP codebase too!

2 years ago4 min read

Don't bring your own HTTP client

If you are developing a library that needs to make HTTP requests, here's how not to make it difficult for your consumers.

5 years ago6 min read

What's new in Naja 1.1.0

In the course of the last few weeks, I have invested some time into Naja. You might recall my previous announcement in which I stated that there was still one big thing left to do. Well, now it is done!

7 years ago3 min read

Naja 1.0.0 released

Almost six months ago, I have released an alpha version of a new, modern AJAX library for Nette Framework named Naja. Now, after half a year in the wild production environment, I guess the time has come for a stable version.

7 years ago3 min read

Nette Tester plugin for PhpStorm: 2.0.0 and beyond

A few minutes ago, I have released a total rework of my intellij-nette-tester plugin that integrates Nette Tester into PhpStorm.

7 years ago2 min read

Announcing three new open-source projects

I've had a really productive couple of weeks and (mostly) weekends recently. I've worked extensively on one of my side projects using modern JS stack including Webpack, faced issues here and there, and found a way to solve them. In the end, I proudly announce three new open-source packages: a modern AJAX library for Nette Framework, Neon loader for Webpack, and a library integrating the Webpack build process into Nette-powered applications.

8 years ago3 min read

CacheFactory: for better testing of cache integration

Unit testing a class that uses Nette's cache can be a pain in the you-know-what. I've found myself writing a very simple cache factory to solve this and make testing classes depending on cache a pleasing experience, so I've decided to make an extension out of it.

9 years ago1 min read

Two-factor authentication via Google Authenticator

The need for authentication mechanisms that provide more security has been rising during the recent years. Google has ventured into this field with their Authenticator application which is now used not only by Google itself, but also other big players like Github or Dropbox. And you know what? It's not really that difficult to join this elite group. I'm going to show you how.

10 years ago4 min read

Hello, I am Jiří Pudil

I am a full-stack web developer from Brno, Czech Republic. I contribute to open-source projects, write a technical blog, and speak at meetups and conferences.

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Blog – #open-source