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How to refactor code so that a facade class could be decoratable?

I've got a class that is a facade class (encapsulates complex-ish behaviour for reusability). It has a function called manage (the class is called Manager): function manage() { $entityBuilder = '...
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Why does the PHP community always rely on file-based logging instead of a combination with in-memory logging?

This is an initial thought I'm having on logging. Clearly, am missing something about the whole picture because I don't think someone didn't think of this before. PHP runs on one request. That means ...
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Handling logging when there is no internet access

I'm developing an application that handles sales for multiple clients, when the client sells a particular item, that information should be send to the admin. The count of each item sold and the item ...
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Best way to access a logger across an application/website in PHP

I've recently read up on PSR-3 and am interested in learning about the best way(s) of approaching a logger implementation across a web application or website. I understand how a logger is defined and ...
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Exception when logging exception: is it correct to ignore them?

My question is specific to php, but i think it can be useful in other languages. I log into a table all the exception a code can throw: try{ //Some code } catch (Exception $e) { $log = new ...
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debugging web applications using debug parameter

A suggestion has been made by a team member to leave all debug code intact in our web pages... and then to create a variable that can be turned on / off to enable / disable debugging. This is a ...
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Is it more sensible to log exceptions in a catch-all or in a base exception class?

I'm in the process of refactoring a fairly large web app. One of the major issues is inconsistent error handling and I'm trying to come up with a sensible strategy. I've created a custom error ...
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