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.

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.