Modern PHP. New Features and Good Practices Josh Lockhart

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• Preface
  • What You Need to Know About This Book
  • How This Book Is Organized
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Using Code Examples
  • Safari Books Online
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
• I. Language Features
• 1. The New PHP
  • Past
  • Present
  • Future
• 2. Features
  • Namespaces
    • Why We Use Namespaces
    • Declaration
    • Import and Alias
    • Helpful Tips
      • Multiple imports
      • Multiple namespaces in one file
      • Global namespace
      • Autoloading
  • Code to an Interface
  • Traits
    • Why We Use Traits
    • How to Create a Trait
    • How to Use a Trait
  • Generators
    • Create a Generator
    • Use a Generator
  • Closures
    • Create
    • Attach State
  • Zend OPcache
    • Enable Zend OPcache
    • Configure Zend OPcache
    • Use Zend OPcache
  • Built-in HTTP server
    • Start the Server
    • Configure the Server
    • Router Scripts
    • Detect the Built-in Server
    • Drawbacks
  • Whats Next
• II. Good Practices
• 3. Standards
  • PHP-FIG to the Rescue
  • Framework Interoperability
    • Interfaces
    • Autoloading
    • Style
  • What Is a PSR?
  • PSR-1: Basic Code Style
  • PSR-2: Strict Code Style
  • PSR-3: Logger Interface
    • Write a PSR-3 Logger
    • Use a PSR-3 Logger
  • PSR-4: Autoloaders
    • Why Autoloaders Are Important
    • The PSR-4 Autoloader Strategy
    • How to Write a PSR-4 Autoloader (and Why You Shouldnt)
• 4. Components
  • Why Use Components?
  • What Are Components?
  • Components Versus Frameworks
    • Not All Frameworks Are Bad
    • Use the Right Tool for the Job
  • Find Components
    • Shop
    • Choose
    • Leave Feedback
  • Use PHP Components
    • How to Install Composer
    • How to Use Composer
      • Component names
      • Component installation
    • Example Project
      • The composer.lock file
      • Autoloading PHP components
      • Implement scan.php
    • Composer and Private Repositories
  • Create PHP Components
    • Vendor and Package Names
    • Namespaces
    • Filesystem Organization
    • The composer.json File
    • The README file
    • Component Implementation
    • Version Control
    • Packagist Submission
    • Using the Component
• 5. Good Practices
  • Sanitize, Validate, and Escape
    • Sanitize Input
      • HTML
      • SQL queries
      • User profile information
    • Validate Data
    • Escape Output
  • Passwords
    • Never Know User Passwords
    • Never Restrict User Passwords
    • Never Email User Passwords
    • Hash User Passwords with bcrypt
    • Password Hashing API
      • User registration
      • User login
      • Verify password
      • Rehash password
    • Password Hashing API for PHP < 5.5.0
  • Dates, Times, and Time Zones
    • Set a Default Time Zone
    • The DateTime Class
    • The DateInterval Class
    • The DateTimeZone Class
    • The DatePeriod Class
    • The nesbot/carbon Component
  • Databases
    • The PDO Extension
    • Database Connections and DSNs
      • Remove your database credentials from your PHP code
    • Prepared Statements
    • Query Results
    • Transactions
  • Multibyte Strings
    • Character Encoding
    • Output UTF-8 Data
  • Streams
    • Stream Wrappers
      • The file:// stream wrapper
      • The php:// stream wrapper
      • Other stream wrappers
      • Custom stream wrappers
    • Stream Context
    • Stream Filters
    • Custom Stream Filters
  • Errors and Exceptions
    • Exceptions
      • Throw exceptions
      • Catch exceptions
    • Exception Handlers
    • Errors
    • Error Handlers
    • Errors and Exceptions During Development
    • Production
• III. Deployment, Testing, and Tuning
• 6. Hosting
  • Shared Server
  • Virtual Private Server
  • Dedicated Server
  • PaaS
  • Choose a Hosting Plan
• 7. Provisioning
  • Our Goal
  • Server Setup
    • First Login
    • Software Updates
    • Nonroot User
      • Ubuntu
      • CentOS
    • SSH Key-Pair Authentication
    • Disable Passwords and Root Login
  • PHP-FPM
    • Install
    • Global Configuration
    • Pool Configuration
  • Nginx
    • Install
      • Ubuntu
      • CentOS
    • Virtual Host
  • Automate Server Provisioning
  • Delegate Server Provisioning
  • Further Reading
  • Whats Next
• 8. Tuning
  • The php.ini File
  • Memory
  • Zend OPcache
  • File Uploads
  • Max Execution Time
  • Session Handling
  • Output Buffering
  • Realpath Cache
  • Up Next
• 9. Deployment
  • Version Control
  • Automate Deployment
    • Make It Simple
    • Make It Predictable
    • Make It Reversible
  • Capistrano
    • How It Works
    • Install
    • Configure
      • The config/deploy.rb file
      • The config/deploy/production.rb file
    • Authenticate
    • Prepare the Remote Server
      • Virtual host
      • Software dependencies
    • Capistrano Hooks
    • Deploy Your Application
    • Roll Back Your Application
  • Further Reading
  • Whats Next
• 10. Testing
  • Why Do We Test?
  • When Do We Test?
    • Before
    • During
    • After
  • What Do We Test?
  • How Do We Test?
    • Unit Tests
    • Test-Driven Development (TDD)
    • Behavior-Driven Development (BDD)
  • PHPUnit
    • Directory Structure
    • Install PHPUnit
    • Install Xdebug
    • Configure PHPUnit
    • The Whovian Class
    • The WhovianTest Test Case
      • Test 1: __construct()
      • Test 2: say()
      • Test 3: respondTo() in agreement
      • Test 4: respondTo() in disagreement
    • Run Tests
    • Code Coverage
  • Continuous Testing with Travis CI
    • Setup
    • Run
  • Further Reading
  • Whats Next
• 11. Profiling
  • When to Use a Profiler
  • Types of Profilers
  • Xdebug
    • Configure
    • Trigger
    • Analyze
  • XHProf
    • Install
    • XHGUI
    • Configure
    • Trigger
  • New Relic Profiler
  • Blackfire Profiler
  • Further Reading
  • Whats Next
• 12. HHVM and Hack
  • HHVM
    • PHP at Facebook
    • HHVM and Zend Engine Parity
    • Is HHVM Right for Me?
    • Install
    • Configure
    • Extensions
    • Monitor HHVM with Supervisord
    • HHVM, FastCGI, and Nginx
  • The Hack Language
    • Convert PHP to Hack
    • What is a Type?
    • Static Typing
    • Dynamic Typing
    • Hack Goes Both Ways
    • Hack Type Checking
    • Hack Modes
    • Hack Syntax
      • Property annotations
      • Argument annotations
      • Return-type annotations
    • Hack Data Structures
    • HHVM/Hack vs. PHP
  • Further Reading
• 13. Community
  • Local PUG
  • Conferences
  • Mentoring
  • Stay Up-to-Date
    • Websites
    • Mailing Lists
    • Twitter
    • Podcasts
    • Humor
• A. Installing PHP
  • Linux
    • Package Managers
    • Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
      • 1. Add software dependencies
      • 2. Add ppa:ondrej/php PPA
      • 3. Install PHP
    • CentOS 7
      • 1. Add the EPEL repository
      • 2. Install PHP
  • OS X
    • MAMP
      • Install
      • Extend
      • Limitations
    • Homebrew
      • XCode command-line tools
      • Install
      • Directory permissions
      • Environment PATH
      • Tap formulae repositories
      • Install PHP
      • Install PHP extensions
  • Build from Source
    • Get the Source Code
      • The src/ directory
      • Download the source code
      • Configure PHP
      • The ./configure command
      • Make and install PHP
      • Create the php.ini file
  • Windows
    • WAMP
    • Zend Server
• B. Local Development Environments
  • VirtualBox
  • Vagrant
    • Commands
    • Boxes
    • Initialize
    • Provision
      • Puppet
      • Chef
    • Synced folders
    • Get started
      • Laravel Homestead
      • PuPHPet
      • Vaprobash
• Index

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