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Lots of bitty bugs which have prevented me for progressing on the Kubernetes side of the howtocodewell.net staging deployments
Lots of PHP packages on howtocodewell.net have been upgraded
I was able to play around with the API platform.

News/Articles

API platform tutorial with Symfony

https://digitalfortress.tech/tutorial/rest-api-with-symfony-and-api-platform/

How to store Symfony sessions in a database

https://symfony.com/doc/current/session/database.html

What’s new with Composer 2.4

https://php.watch/articles/composer-24

Question from Alex regrading the How To Code Well Discord bot

https://github.com/howToCodeWell/discord-bot

New to the web platform in June by Rachel Andrew

https://web.dev/web-platform-06-2022/

Reacts killer feature

Components can be shared between React and React Native.

Reduces the code size
Reduces specialised skill sets
Helps create boundaries for mobile and web applications
Unifies the code base
Reduces pressure on the HR for finding other skill sets
Makes T shaped teams that can switch contexts

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