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Speaking of cutovers, planning on merging the PHP 8.2 upgrade PR for Joind.in's API over lunch today. That PR also includes a *lot* of type enforcement that wasn't there before, so I expect stuff to break. Plan is to have things fixed by the time folks want to throw #phptek feedback in for the last session of the day.

Want to help triage/clean up? Find me at the conference, or hop in Slack at https://join.slack.com/t/joindin/shared_invite/zt-2hfq2qoxe-RAcBiwk9imrgfJOWzQRfbQ.

Vendoring isn't the solution to dependency security - @naderman #phptek

Pluses and minuses from a security perspective for @packagist from @naderman himself at #phptek

Now it's time to talk supply chain security with @naderman at #phptek

MySQL 8.0.25 or so and above allows indexes of a, b, c to work with queries with WHERE on a and c only. This is pretty new. - @Stoker #phptek

If you want actual query costs rather than just SWAGs, use EXPLAIN ANALYZE, which runs your query, rather than EXPLAIN, where it doesn't. - @Stoker #phptek

You can tell the database to collect stats and improve the decisions the query planner makes with the ANALYZE TABLE statement, using e.g. the histogram method. - @Stoker #phptek

More info for MySQL: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/analyze-table.html

Next up for me at #phptek: @Stoker talking about the EXPLAIN command and how it lies to you...and how to use it better.

Second talk I'm attending at #phptek: Keith Casey talking design patterns In The Cloud

First #phptek talk: April Wensel talking about dealing with changes