Major News in Tracy in 2019

In the last year, Tracy has introduced a lot of innovations in improving the user experience. Let's summarize the most important ones.

5 years ago  ·  5 minutes to read

Nette fully supports PHP 7.4. What does it mean?

Just a few days ago PHP 7.4 was born. This version is another important milestone in language development. The great news is that the Nette Framework is thoroughly prepared and fully tested with the new version. And beware, this applies not only to the current version 3.0 but also to the previous…

5 years ago  ·  2 minutes to read

How to properly update Nette

“Nette is perfectly backward compatible. Switching from Nette 0.9 to 2.4 took me one afternoon on a relatively large application. That was a great result!” said one satisfied user. Here are some tips on how to update your project to the latest version of Nette.

5 years ago  ·  2 minutes to read

PhpGenerator and PSR output

Do you need to generate beautifully formatted PHP code? The best way is to use the Nette PhpGenerator library, which has a truly understandable API.

5 years ago  ·  2 minutes to read

How to set up CSP and script-src correctly

Content Security Policy (CSP) is an additional security feature that tells the browser what other resources a page can load and how it can be displayed. This protects against the insertion of malicious code and attacks such as XSS. It is sent in the form of a header made up of a series of…

5 years ago  ·  9 minutes to read

Nette Tester 2.3.0 is out

A new minor version is out and brings mainly fixes. Namely, it is touching support in Tester\FileMock and file locking bypass when Tester\FileMutator is active.

5 years ago  ·  a minute to read

Hurray! The revolutionary Nette 3 is here!

The Nette team is proud to announce the final release of Nette 3.0.0. We’ve been working on this release for two years and now we are happy to say: it is finished.

6 years ago  ·  2 minutes to read

Nette Tester 2.2.0 is out

I didn't write a blog article about releasing the 2.1.0. The main purpose of that release was to drop support for PHP below 7.1. Nobody complained so it looks like a good step.

6 years ago  ·  2 minutes to read

HTTP requests and responses – Part 3

In the first and second sections of this mini-series I describe the possibilities of controlling HTTP protocol from the presenter in Nette application. In this episode, I focus on tools for working with HTTP caches in Nette.

6 years ago  ·  6 minutes to read

HTTP requests and responses – Part 2

In the first part I describe presenter methods, by which we can control HTTP responses of the application. In this section, I will address the interface Nette\Application\IResponse, with which HTTP responses can be formed very accurately.

6 years ago  ·  9 minutes to read

HTTP requests and responses – Part 1

Nette offers two layers of abstraction to work with HTTP. The first, low-level, is provided by namespace classes Nette\Http. They offer a nice API to handle HTTP headers, pull URLs, incoming parameters and files, or set a response numeric code. We are almost shielded from this layer in the Nette…

6 years ago  ·  7 minutes to read

What is coming in the next versions?

What will future versions of Nette Framework bring and what is the plan for further development?

6 years ago  ·  6 minutes to read

Launching a Crowdfunding Program

We have launched a new crowdfunding program aimed at raising financial support for the development of Nette. The main change is that instead of one-time contributions, it focuses on regular monthly support. This can come from both individuals and companies, offering them the opportunity to gain…

6 years ago  ·  4 minutes to read

Nette Magazine 10/2017

As you know, Nette Framework has excellent support for easy AJAX websites. So it's a shame that lots of sites built on Nette do not use this opportunity to speed up the web. The library of Vojta Dobeše nette.ajax.js which is currently a little bit old. Another help recently came up the Nittro,…

7 years ago  ·  3 minutes to read

Nette Magazine 9/2017

For all who don't know about a new type of versioning of Nette Framework 2.4, there is no planned 2.4.x version. All packages have their maintenance version, but Framework doesn’t have. There is build from (2017–08–29) with release notes, that is fully compatible with incoming PHP version 7.2

7 years ago  ·  2 minutes to read

PhpStorm and code completion for $this⁠-⁠>⁠template

How to activate the code completion for $this->template in presenters in PhpStorm, NetBeans or any other IDE?

7 years ago  ·  a minute to read

Nette Tester 2.0.0 is out

Nette Tester 2 is finally out. I'll describe changes and new features in detail.

7 years ago  ·  8 minutes to read

Nette Magazine #4

After a summer break, here comes a whole heap of news and info about what has been going on and what is in the picture. The hottest piece of news is the new version of Nette Framework 2.4. A complex overview of changes made to the framework, including all novelties related to versioning, can be…

8 years ago  ·  4 minutes to read

Nette Magazine #2

At the last PoSobota meetup, David Grudl introduced the news waiting for us in version 2.4 which should become the LTS in Nette version 2. There are big plans with Nette version 3, especially regarding PHP 7, therefore the version 2.4 should most likely be the version for all Nette 2.x projects to…

8 years ago  ·  3 minutes to read

Nette Magazine #1

Our Czech mailing list community already counts more than 600 subscribers. It is a shame that we are not able to gauge the exact count of newcomers who decided to read this actual post. But I believe that this number is going to rise at least as fast as the Czech, local one.

9 years ago  ·  6 minutes to read

Nette Magazine #0

This article is a shortened translation of a Czech e-mail magazine. Honza started with writing some news from our community and foundation. Because we want to talk to you, no matter where you are, we have also turned this e-mail magazine into a blog post. We are planning a new article delivery in…

9 years ago  ·  6 minutes to read