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It is the second part of our video tutorial series where we continue to explore developing spring boot REST API on AWS. Today, we will focus on the ECS cluster. It involves the following steps:

Latest PECL Releases:xhprof 2.3.3 - Fix memory leak on array_filter #60 Custom xhprof_error phalcon 5.0.0alpha3 Full changelog can be found at: https://github.com/phalcon/cphalcon/blob/master/CHANGELOG-5.0.md Changed Changed version format to allow alpha/beta/RC releases on PECL. Changed: PhalconMvcModelResultsetComplex::__construct now accepts PsrSimpleCacheCacheInterface for the cache PhalconMvcModelResultsetSimple::__construct now accepts PsrSimpleCacheCacheInterface for the cache PhalconMvcModelResultset::__construct now accepts PsrSimpleCacheCacheInterface for the cache PhalconMvcModelResultset::getCache now returns PsrSimpleCacheCacheInterface #15471 Changed PhalconDbAdapterAbstractAdapter:delete() signature of optional parameters. #15363 Changed bindCounts argument to array type in: PhalconDbDialect:getColumnList() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlColumn() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpression() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionBinaryOperations() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionCase() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionCastValue() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionConvertValue() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionFunctionCall() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionGroupBy() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionHaving() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionJoins() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionLimit() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionList() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionObject() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionOrderBy() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionScalar() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionUnaryOperations() PhalconDbDialect:getSqlExpressionWhere() PhalconDbDialectInterface:getSqlExpression() Fixed Fixed PhalconDbAdapterAbstractAdapter:delete() when bindTypes argument is passed. #15363 Fixed PhalconStorageAdapterRedis::getAdapter to use passed connectionTimeout, retryInterval and readTimeout options for the connection #15484 Fixed PhalconMvcViewEngineVoltCompiler for a use case when a block will return null vs an array for statementList in PHP 8 #15556 memprof 3.0.1 * Fix build simple_kafka_client 0.1.3 ## Features - support oauthbearer mechanism (#47, #48, #49) ## Bugfixes - fix for PHP 8.1 (#52) ## Internals - cleanup and refactor (#43, #44, #45, #46) yaf 3.3.3 - Fixed issue #546 (Segfault due to get_gc handler changed) - Use interned strings - Fixed Issue #545 segfault in yaf_route_simple::construct - Optimized Yaf_Route_Map::route awscrt 1.0.1 Changes in build process scoutapm 1.4.2 - Fixed some missed free calls after DYNAMIC_MALLOC_SPRINTF usage in PHP 8 only (#92) scoutapm 1.4.1 - Fixed memory leaks from DYNAMIC_MALLOC_SPRINTF un-freed usages (#91)

The web continues to amaze me. With all its variety and different changes to the platform, it's hard to see a straight pattern — if there even is (just) one. But it's wonderful to see what is being changed, which features are added to the platform, which ones get deprecated, and how browsers implement more and more technology to protect the user from malicious website attacks. It's interesting to see that these security features nowadays are getting as much attention as a feature for developers; this shows the importance of privacy and security and how unstable and insecure the web was in the past.

When working in a team, it's important to stick to rules. A common challenge is to build all your projects with a similar or the same toolset and coding guidelines. Only yesterday I discussed how we could port over a project that outgrew its initial codebase over the years to a fresh, React.js-based source code. The decision for this wasn't easy, since we had invested quite a lot of work and money into this project already, and a move to React would require quite some time, too. But since the switch makes sense from a technical perspective and the team is already using React for three other projects, we concluded that this would be a good step to do. It will enable more developers of the team to contribute to the project, to review code and to reduce the shift of technologies in the company. Occasionally, it's time to re-evaluate your projects and move on.The post Web Development Reading List #147: Security Guidelines, Accessible UI Components, And Content-First Design appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

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