The logs said the cache was working. The filesystem could testify to it. Here is how a hidden Closure in getInfo(), silent exception handling, and an ignored return value created a perfect, silent nightmare.
Read more : The Cache That Didn't Cache: A Symfony Serialization Story
Shoving PHPStan into a separate subdirectory is great for avoiding dependency hell—until you upgrade to PHPUnit 13 and your static analysis pipeline goes completely blind. Here is how to fix it.
Read more : Dealing with Isolated PHPStan 1 and the PHPUnit 13 Blindspot
After updating my operating system from Ubuntu 24.04 to 25.10, my selenium/standalone-chrome Docker container started crashing with a cryptic NullPointerException. Here is my story.
Read more : Ubuntu 25.10: The Update That Bricked My Java Docker Containers
My whitelist route EventSubscriber was throwing AccessDenied errors in logs with no apparent reason. Here's how I discovered it was actually hiding the real error behind the scenes.
Read more : My EventSubscriber silenced errors, here's why
When using .gitignore to keep your project clean, it's easy to accidentally hide important files in subdirectories. Here's how to debug and fix this common issue.
Read more : Debugging Git's .gitignore: Why Whitelisting Files in Subdirectories Fails
I had the opportunity to attend the API Platform Con 2025 thanks to SensioLabs and here is what I learned through the talks I viewed.
Read more : API Platform con 2025 - DAY 1 I had the opportunity to attend the API Platform Con 2025 thanks to SensioLabs and here is what I learned through the talks I viewed.
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I had the opportunity to work on a project with a team that was relatively new to Doctrine migrations. To help them get used to it, and to discard the possibility of having pull (or merge) requests with changes to doctrine entities without generating a migration. Here is how I did it. I hope you'll enjoy it!
Read more : Symfony & Doctrine Migrations: Validation in CI HTTP calls are essential to the functioning of the web and are critical to any web development project. You may have wondered how to quickly see how your HTTP call is performing. I'll show you how I did it easily using Curl.
Read more : Bash & Curl: Simple HTTP call performance testing
You've always wondered how to get automatically authenticated toward your JWT API. I'll tell you how I achieved this in this article.
Read more : Postman : Automatic JWT authentication with expired token refresh