After-hours radiography lessons at Pride
Amos's operation on 11 June 2026 took eight hours and twenty minutes, by Pride's own note. The post-operative radiographs started at 20:22.…
A timeline in pictures - Pride Veterinary Referrals and the discospondylitis nobody checked for
In the weeks before surgery 10-16 June 2026 - The first Pride admission 16-17 June 2026 - The first return home 17-22 June 2026 - The second Pri…
Guess Who? Surgeon Edition
Amos had spinal surgery at Pride Veterinary Referrals on 11 June 2026. Four months, one formal complaint, one subject access request and many emails l…
Demystifying Docker - Part 2
In this article I'm going to walk through containerising a Laravel application. Along the way I'll cover some of the terminology you'll he…
Demystifying Docker
Fairly frequently I stumble across a post in /r/PHP that's asking a question. I answer the question in my head before the comments have loaded. Th…
Orchestrated UI with Symfony UX and Mercure
In a previous post I wrote about a workflow/server driven UI using Symfony Forms and React. I created a demo to go with it, but it was rough and incom…
Enterprise Architecture for a blog nobody reads
The previous incarnation of this site lived happily on a Digital Ocean droplet - until react2shell came along. I put the whole thing together rather…
Refactoring Legacy: Part 2 - Tell, Don't Ask (Server Driven UI)
It will always break. You could write flawless code. You could have 100% test coverage, multi-region failover, circuit breakers, retries, the works.…