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.

How can I customize an existing Sylius Grid? That's a question that I got asked recently and decided to write about my learnings.

While trying to redeploy one of our Nomad jobs last week, I ran into an error that I hadn't seen before.

We've been using a private Composer repository since the early days of Composer, starting with Satis, then migrating to Satisfy, and finally to Repman for better organization support.

As a big Symfony UX fan, I was excited to explore the new components included in the latest Symfony UX release. Previously, I've blogged about Twig Components and Live Components, but there's more to discover.

It's that time again! We're excited to announce the June meetup of the PHP User Group Metropolregion Rhein-Neckar. Join us on the 25th of June for our next meetup.

I'm happy to announce that I'll be joining the celebrations at the 10-year anniversary of the PHP Developer Day Conference on September 25th, organized by my friends at the PHP Usergroup Dresden.

I've been using OpenCode for my AI development workflow over the past six months. I like the flexibility and extensibility of OpenCode. However, one feature I missed was the ability to receive sound notifications when my attention was required.