Effective Management of Large-scale Projects in PHP
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Practical guidance for structuring and managing large-scale PHP projects using lessons from a major open-source PHP project; covers code organization, coding standards, developer tools, code review and testing practices, and design patterns to keep large codebases maintainable and efficient.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Large projects importance
- 1:06PHP frameworks for devs
- 2:123M-line monolith: ORO experience
- 5:20Monolith code organization
- 7:07Single-repo monolith
- 9:16Symfony bundles and packages
- 11:45Big monolith issues
- 12:49Git tools: Worktrees & One Reviewer
- 14:12Code modularity rules
- 15:41Design patterns: constraints
- 16:45Simplifying complex features
- 18:29Automated metadata tools
- 20:15Debugging large projects
- 21:20Documentation automation
- 23:50Logging importance
- 26:15Code quality checks
- 27:41Code review process
- 29:27Testing coverage
- 31:13Unit tests requirements
- 32:20When tests aren't needed
- 33:50Class naming importance
- 35:36Security against injections
- 37:02Testing speed in large projects
- 37:45Architecture errors
- 39:11Choosing design patterns
- 40:17Updating Symfony architecture
- 41:41Managing large projects
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