Tutorial posts from the Software Engineering Laboratory.
Learn how software engineering fundamentals adapt to startup environments where speed, validated learning, and lean MVPs matter more than perfect architecture. This tutorial walks through building a startup idea validation dashboard with PHP, covering wait-list management, analytics hooks, rapid validation techniques, and practical deployment strategies.
Read more →A comprehensive guide to Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) for PHP developers. Learn why synchronous call chains break at scale, how events decouple services, the core patterns (Pub/Sub, Event Sourcing, Saga), and runnable PHP implementations using Laravel events, RabbitMQ, and Redis Streams — with idempotency, retries, and dead-letter queue strategies throughout.
Read more →A comprehensive guide to designing RESTful APIs with PHP. Learn REST constraints, resource modelling, HTTP verbs, status codes, pagination, authentication, and versioning — then build a complete course-registration API with Laravel that you can run and test today.
Read more →Part 1 of the Skripsi Mini Series. Learn how to write Chapter 1: Introduction (BAB I: Pendahuluan) of a Polinema thesis (skripsi), covering Background, Research Questions, Scope and Limitations, Objectives, and Significance, using a simple Laravel Todo app that evaluates the Action Pattern as the running example.
Read more →Part 2 of the Skripsi Mini Series. Learn how to write Chapter 2: Literature Review (BAB II: Landasan Teori): running a real Literature Study (Studi Literatur), avoiding plagiarism, and building the Theoretical Basis (Dasar Teori) that grounds our Laravel Action Pattern comparison in existing knowledge.
Read more →Part 3 of the Skripsi Mini Series. Learn how to write Chapter 3: Development Methodology (BAB III: Metodologi Pengembangan): choosing a development method, drawing the Research Flow (Alur Penelitian), and precisely defining metrics and instruments, with a week-by-week timeline to finish on time.
Read more →Part 4 of the Skripsi Mini Series. Learn how to write Chapter 4: System Analysis and Design (BAB IV: Analisis dan Perancangan Sistem): requirements analysis, UI wireframes, and a full UML design for our Action Pattern implementation, with the Fat Controller alternative shown as a clearly labelled conceptual contrast.
Read more →Part 5 of the Skripsi Mini Series. Learn how to write Chapter 5: Implementation and Testing: setting up the environment, implementing the database, writing the PHP code for the Action Pattern implementation, documenting prototype iterations, and running Black Box and unit tests.
Read more →Part 6 of the Skripsi Mini Series. Learn how to write Chapter 6: Results and Discussion (BAB VI: Hasil dan Pembahasan): presenting measured results against literature thresholds, interpreting maintainability and testability metrics, and tying every result back to the Research Questions (Rumusan Masalah), including a threats-to-validity discussion.
Read more →Part 7 (final) of the Skripsi Mini Series. Learn how to write Chapter 7: Conclusion and Recommendations (BAB VII: Kesimpulan dan Saran) so it traces directly back to Chapter 1: Introduction (BAB I), prepare for your thesis defense (sidang) with common examiner (penguji) questions, and package your project for a professional handover.
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