Stay on the Pulse.

With the first days of September, it’s time to look back and check how the 8th Web Summer Camp went.

eZ Platform policy Limitations are part of the permissions system. They provide more advanced access control to policies. In this blog post, we are going to deep dive into Limitations.

After 4 years of work, countless commits, many implemented projects, a dozen of partners using the product, we are releasing our crown jewel — Netgen Layouts in version 1.0 and on top of that — its Open Core. 

Let’s go through the process of creating simple custom policies and use them in our code to check for permissions.

Ever since we started this event in 2012, the main concept hasn’t changed: hands-on workshops held by experts in a relaxing environment, a chance to go deeper with a topic than you can in a regular conference. Here’s a short review of this year’s program.

In this blog post, we are going to explore the possibilities of writing well-structured query objects rather than polluting controllers with unnecessary and duplicated code.

We’ve been advised to bring our umbrellas, prepare for thunderstorms, wind and heavy rain, but there was none of that. It was two days of having a great time and fun. My colleague Randy and I had the privilege to attend the Dutch PHP conference this year and here are my impressions... 

Back in February, we announced the 8th Web Summer Camp, our annual flagship event for web enthusiasts. By now we’ve open Call for Papers, confirmed first speakers and prepared special prices for those who buy their tickets early.

Here at Netgen, we are constantly looking for ways to contribute to the community, organizing meetups being one of them. That’s why we were very glad to host #90 ZgPHP meetup two weeks ago.