From Rust to beyond: The C galaxy

This blog post is part of a series explaining how to send Rust beyond earth, into many different galaxies. Rust has visited: Prelude, The WebAssembly galaxy, The ASM.js galaxy, The C galaxy (this episode), The PHP galaxy, and The NodeJS galaxy. The galaxy we will explore today is the C galaxy. This post will explain … Continue reading From Rust to beyond: The C galaxy →

From Rust to beyond: The ASM.js galaxy

This blog post is part of a series explaining how to send Rust beyond earth, into many different galaxies. Rust has visited: Prelude, The WebAssembly galaxy, The ASM.js galaxy (this episode), The C galaxy, The PHP galaxy, and The NodeJS galaxy. The second galaxy that our Rust parser will explore is the ASM.js galaxy. This … Continue reading From Rust to beyond: The ASM.js galaxy →

From Rust to beyond: The WebAssembly galaxy

This blog post is part of a series explaining how to send Rust beyond earth, into many different galaxies: Prelude, The WebAssembly galaxy (this episode), The ASM.js galaxy, The C galaxy, The PHP galaxy, and The NodeJS galaxy. The first galaxy that our Rust parser will explore is the WebAssembly (WASM) galaxy. This post will … Continue reading From Rust to beyond: The WebAssembly galaxy →

From Rust to beyond: Prelude

At my work, I've started an experiment: Write a single parser implementation in Rust, and use in many contexts, like JavaScript, or PHP. The parser analyses Gutenberg posts, which is the next WordPress editor.

How Automattic (WordPress.com & co.) partly moved away from PHPUnit to atoum?

Hello fellow developers and testers, Few months ago at Automattic, my team and I started a new project: Having better tests for the payment system. The payment system is used by all the services at Automattic, i.e. WordPress, VaultPress, Jetpack, Akismet, PollDaddy etc. It's a big challenge! Cherry on the cake: Our experiment could define … Continue reading How Automattic (WordPress.com & co.) partly moved away from PHPUnit to atoum? →

One conference per day, for one year (2017)

My self-assigned challenge for 2017 was to watch at least one conference per day, for one year. That's the first time I try this challenge. Let's dive in for a recap. 267 conferences In some way, I failed the challenge because I've been able to watch only 267 conferences. With an average of 34 minutes … Continue reading One conference per day, for one year (2017) →

Random thoughts about `::class` in PHP

The special `::class` constant is pretty useful in PHP. Let's go through some useful and strange examples.

Automattic, Grand Meetup 2017

Awesome company, awesome teams, awesome people. Thanks everyone for this moment!