So I was working on an iOS app for a client and received this error when trying to launch the…
Category: development
PHPStorm File Templates Includes Custom Variables
PHPStorm’s File template settings are very versatile. They allow you to not only make a file template, but also allow you…
MAMP PRO, PECL, SSH2, and OSX CLI (AKA acronym madness)
Install the PECL SSH2 extension to MAMP PRO and the PHP CLI in OSX.
Magento Extension GitIgnore Stub
As you may or may not know, I’ve been working with Magento lately. In the past few months, one thing…
Using MySQL Workbench with MAMP
Recently I’ve started working locally due to the PHPStorm IDE. In order to work locally, I invested in MAMP Pro to make use of their GUI interface for configuring vhosts. I also like to use MySQL Workbench for my database work, unfortunately these 2 items never seemed to work together for me before.
expected exceptions annotations, mocked object calls, oh my.
Note: I have tested this in PHPUnit 3.4.1 and haven’t tried it out in 3.5. Anyone who has worked with…
fun with arrays and requirement chains
Recently, I had to figure out if a given set of features contained all of their necessary requirements. For better…
Meet the PHP Dev Derby Team
I liked how the Dev Derby website did team leader profiles and decided to try to do something similar. No…
I liked how the Dev Derby website did team leader profiles and decided to try to do something similar. No one provided any pictures but most did answer some questions I asked so without much further ado, meet the PHP Dev Derby Team.
The team consists of
- Dennis Rogers (@_drogers)
- Max Beatty (@maxbeatty)
- Matthew Haralovich (aka zon)
- Grant Simpson (@grantls)
- Ryan Dagey (@dageytech)
Update: added in Ryan Dagey’s answers. And photo.
Valuable Professional Reading
Image via Wikipedia The team leaders for Dev Derby have been asked to list what we consider valuable professional reading.…
- Image via Wikipedia
The team leaders for Dev Derby have been asked to list what we consider valuable professional reading. Our book selections are not limited to our respective Languages. I thought I would share my list with everyone.
The first 2 (GoF design patterns and Patterns of enterprise application architecture) really just need to be in every developer’s library. The rest are a collections of books I’ve read and liked as well as recommendations from developers I like and respect. Keith Casey pointed me in the general direction of a lot of these books.I suspect that some of the Dev Derby people will end up contacting various publishers to solicit swag sometime soon.
In other news about Dev Derby, I think that an application for teams should be available to announce sometime soon geneerinen cialis. I do know we have a deadline for selection approaching and it’s kinda hard to select without people to select from.
GoF design patterns:
* ISBN-10: 0201633612
* ISBN-13: 978-020163361
Patterns of enterprise application architecture:
* ISBN-10: 0321127420
* ISBN-13: 978-0321127426
Auth/ACL implementation strategies
I’m going to talk more about ACLs than Auth. Auth is simple, it’s the ACL that will trip you up. …
I’m going to talk more about ACLs than Auth. Auth is simple, it’s the ACL that will trip you up. Since both concepts are coupled together when you’re making a login system, I feel it’s appropriate to at least touch on Auth. What I want to cover is the ways we can create the ACL object to suit needs based on the scale of the project. I’m going to assume that readers have a passing familiarity with using the Auth and Acl objects and may have even implemented them into projects.