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post photo by unsplash.com Introduction This post is the first part of the “Scrum events demystified” post series. In this series, I will try to shed some light on the most common events in the Scrum framework. First things first, let’s begin by defining Scrum: According to the Scrum Guide: Scrum (n): A framework within which people can address complex adaptive problems, while productively and creatively delivering products of the highest possible value. ...

Serving Large Private Files from Laravel (image by pexels) Introduction Let’s suppose you need to show a set of large files to a small group of users. Say a few hundred photographs, 6000 x 4000 JPEGs of about 7 MB each, straight from the camera, and only the members of a team may open them. Nobody else, logged in or not. The reason you want to serve the originals might be scientific: the users need to zoom in and inspect details, so downscaling the images is not always a solution. ...

Mastering Code Quality in Laravel: Pint with Git Hooks and Docker (image by pexels) Introduction As developers, we all know how important clean, consistent code is for maintaining a large-scale Laravel application. Not only does well-formatted code boost readability, but it also ensures team-wide consistency and helps avoid pesky formatting debates during code reviews. Enter Pint, a powerful tool introduced by the Laravel ecosystem to automatically format PHP code according to opinionated best practices. ...