Last weekend I learned about the OpenAI WebMCP Challenge. A hackathon organized by OpenAI and DevPost to explore what’s possible with WebMCP.

As developers, we're familiar with static analysis tools like PHPStan for identifying code problems. However, detecting runtime issues, especially those related to databases, requires a different approach.

When we first started using Nomad about 7 years ago, we quickly realized the need for Vault to handle secrets and certificates. Initially, we queried certificates from Vault during Docker image build time using a curl command.

I recently had to develop a tiny Odoo module and wanted to use DDEV for the task. Here's how I set up Odoo with DDEV.

As I work more intensively with coding agents, I've realized that a long-term memory is important. Without it, agents are limited to knowing only what's happened in the current session.

I recently updated our Gally DDEV addon to support the latest Gally 2.3 release. This new version brings exciting features like a recommender, visitor tracking, and search term suggestions.

On August 20th, the PHP Usergroup Rhein-Neckar metropolitan region is meeting again.

For years, we relied on an external ticketing service for selling unKonf tickets. When the service ceased to exist after COVID-19, we decided to build a custom Sylius platform to handle ticket sales. Initially, we used Sylius 1 but decided to migrate to Sylius 2 earlier this year due to the end of support for Sylius 1.

For a few months we've been using Onyx as an internal AI chat platform. Its advanced capabilities like RAG, web search, and deep research make it a valuable tool for us.

Standard code base search in coding agents like OpenCode can be very limited. To improve my daily workflow, I needed more advanced features like semantic search, call graphs, or an architectural overview.