Stay on the Pulse.

There is no web or web app today that is not utilizing some sort of caching. This makes caching libraries ubiquitous, which means that every framework has its own caching library. PHP FIG folks jumped into that and formed PSR-6 and PSR-16. Let’s check these caching standards more in detail.

In 2019 Tomato.com.hr won SoMo Borac award for the best website in the previous year. Here’s how we designed its user experience and developed frontend together with our friends from Locastic.

This time we will cover several examples on how to build queries for dynamically fetching content from different content sources.

With the appearance of the PSR-7 standard, PHP language received the first standardised way of interacting with HTTP messages and URIs. Symfony supported it through the PSR-7 Bridge. That triggered the appearance of some other standards like PSR-18, which we will discuss in this blog post.

This is the first in a series of blog posts on how to start integrating Netgen Layouts with a content source.

Our yearly conference for the web community will be held from August 26th to August 28th in Bol, Island of Brač. Check out what we are preparing this year!

While the usage of Apache Solr through the eZ Platform Search API is pretty much straightforward and well documented, where do we fall short is on how to set it up.

We are closing this year with a new, updated version of our product – Netgen Layouts 1.1.

The idea of this blog post is to introduce modern capabilities of PHP exception handling to readers. 

While wrapping up Netgen Layouts 1.1, we are spreading the word about the product and discussing what features to build next.