Latte 2.10: A joy to debug

It has become a tradition that once every quarter a new version of Latte with a ton of hot new features is releases. This time, the most important features are related to debugging templates. Come take a look at a quick overview.

2 years ago  ·  7 minutes to read

PHP 8.0: New Functions, Classes and JIT (4/4)

PHP version 8.0 has been released. It's full of new features like no other version before. Their introduction deserved four separate articles. In the last part we'll take a look at new functions and classes and introduce the Just in Time Compiler.

2 years ago  ·  11 minutes to read

PHP 8.0: Attributes (3/4)

PHP version 8.0 is being released right now. It's full of new stuff like no other version before. Their introduction deserved four separate articles. In the third part we'll take a look at attributes.

2 years ago  ·  8 minutes to read

PHP 8.0: News in Data Types (2/4)

PHP version 8.0 has just been released. It's full of new features, like no version before. Their introduction deserves four separate articles. In the second part, we will take a look at data types.

2 years ago  ·  9 minutes to read

PHP 8.0: What's New? (1/4)

PHP version 8.0 is being released right now. It's full of new stuff like no other version before. Their introduction deserved four separate articles. In the first one we'll take a look at what it brings at the language level.

2 years ago  ·  13 minutes to read

Latte 2.9: last but not for least

The new version brings features that will change the way you work with templates. Coding templates will be much more fun than you ever thought.

2 years ago  ·  10 minutes to read

CVE-2020–15227: Potential Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

For the first time in Nette's 13-year history, a security flaw was discovered in it. It was found by a developer from picturesque Taiwan. This is a serious vulnerability that can, under certain circumstances, lead to remote code execution.

2 years ago  ·  3 minutes to read

Economy, containers and other hot news in Nette Forms

An overview of the most important news in the nette/forms 3.0.x package.

2 years ago  ·  4 minutes to read

PhpGenerator 3.4: body and soul

PhpGenerator can create a model of a class or function based on existing one. This makes it easy to create, for example, proxy classes. However, the latest version 3.4 goes even further.

3 years ago  ·  minute to read

What's new in Latte 2.8: fortifications inside the template

Latte 2.8 has an armored stronghold directly under the hood. This is an important feature that protects applications that use templates from untrusted sources. For example, when they are edited by the users themselves. How to build fortifications inside templates?

3 years ago  ·  5 minutes to read

Interview with Milan Šulc about Contributte and Open Source

Probably each of us occasionally uses a third-party component in our application. You can search for the right one on Google or on the componette.org portal. And if you use Nette there's a big chance you used a Contributte family component before. Both Componette and Contributte were created by…

3 years ago  ·  19 minutes to read

CLI scripts in Nette application

When we talk about Nette application most of us will probably imagine a standard web application. Presenters, templates, forms and in the end some HTML output for the browser. But in parallel to the world of web browsers, there is another, completely different, command-line world (CLI). And if, for…

3 years ago  ·  10 minutes to read

Latte: how to use type system?

Type system is main thing for the development of robust applications. Types in PHP have a superiority over other dynamic languages such as Python, Ruby or JavaScript. Nette Framework leads programmers to produce typed and strict code from the beginning. Latte 2.7 brought the type support to…

3 years ago  ·  5 minutes to read

New in Latte 2.7: types everywhere and batch

A month after the release of Latte 2.6, which brought optional chaining and custom functions, there is Latte 2.7, which is even more interesting for the news.

3 years ago  ·  2 minutes to read

Interview with Matouš about news in PhpStorm plugins

If you use PhpStorm you certainly have plugins installed for better interoperability with Nette Framework. I’m talking specifically about Nette framework helpers, Latte, Neon, Nette Tester a Nette factory interface generator. They were created and maintained by many other authors e.g. Jan Doleček,…

3 years ago  ·  9 minutes to read

Vue.js with nette

The Integration of Vue.js into Nette is not very difficult and can be done in a few minutes as we soon find out. In this example, I show you how to create a Vue component for search input with autocompletion.

3 years ago  ·  12 minutes to read

Intro to dependency injection

Do you remember your first program?

3 years ago  ·  8 minutes to read

New in Latte 2.6: optional chaining and custom functions

Latte 2.6 was recently released, which comes with two smart innovations that will simplify and streamline your templates. Let's look at them.

3 years ago  ·  3 minutes to read

Webpack integration into Nette projects

In the age of single-page-application, developers build webapps with help of frontend frameworks instead of classic templating systems. One of the tools that enable us to build such applications is Webpack. It allows structuring frontend apps in the nice, maintainable way using import/export…

3 years ago  ·  9 minutes to read

Sign emails with DKIM

DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) is a trustworthy email technology that also helps detect spoofed messages. The sent message is signed by the SMTP server with the private key of the sender's domain and this signature is stored in the email header. The recipient's server compares this signature…

3 years ago  ·  3 minutes to read

How to use Doctrine ORM with Nette Framework

In this article, I'll try to provide you step by step guide, how to use Doctrine ORM with Nette FW. Most recommended Doctrine integration to Nette is called Nettrine, it's maintained by the contributte team.

3 years ago  ·  3 minutes to read