PHP class not found while using Composer
[error] FastCGI sent in stderr: “PHP message: PHP Fatal error: Class ‘gkn\App’ not found.
Here’s how to solve one of the more frustrating auto-loader errors I’ve encountered in Composer.
grant norwood
thoughts from an /engineer(ing manager)?/g
The .1 Release is the Listening Release
Developers love to launch. It’s the culmination of weeks or months of work (if it’s years, you better be building an operating system) and the public is about to see what you’ve created. But it’s far from the end of your big release.
And if you’re juggling multiple projects, it’s tempting to wipe your hands clean after a site or app launches, and change your full focus to a new project.
How to fix “PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function imageconvolution()”
If you’re having trouble with uploading images to WordPress (or other PHP frameworks) and seeing blank spots where images should be, read more to discover a possible fix!
Backticks and end-of-line characters in vvv-init.sh
If you’ve ever chased your tail for half an hour on vague errors in your “vvv-init.sh” files, here’s a few things to check: escaped backticks in SQL statements within shell scripts, and correct Unix/Linux/OSX line endings.
Cluster Fudge: Recipes for WordPress in the Cloud (WordCamp Austin 2014)
About a month ago, I gave a talk at WordCamp Austin 2014 about running enterprise-class WordPress in clustered, cloud-hosted environments. Thanks to all who attended, and for your great questions! While it was standing room only for “Cluster Fudge: Recipes for WordPress in the Cloud”, I hope that everyone who wanted to get in was able to see my presentation.
I’d love to keep the discussion going, so feel free to offer your own best practices and tips for success in running WordPress in the cloud at scale! You can leave comments at the bottom of the page.