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Development By The Numbers - Slides
Today, I'm doing a talk at\xa0DrupalCon Portland 2013on Static analysis and code metrics. Here are the slides for that talk. When the videos are posted, I'll make a followup post that links to it. Click through for the slides!Read more \xbb
Dear Ed (A response to Open Sourcing Mental Illness at php[tek] 2013)
Note:this post is personal, and may contain triggers for those suffering through grief. Due to it's nature, I did pass it by Ed before posting it publicly, as every body is different when dealing with their mental illnesses, and this is such a complex...
Survived php tek 2013
If you were last week in Chicago, you've might felt the city was buzzingPHPall over the place.php[tek] 2013was taking place at theSheraton Gateway Suites Chicago O'Harein Rosemont, just outside of Chicago city.This year it was also the first timeMusketeers.me,...
5 Reasons Why the Web Platform War is Over: PHP Won with 75% says Google
5 Reasons Why the Web Platform War is Over: PHP Won with 75% says Google By Manuel Lemos During Google I/O 2013 event a Google manager said PHP runs on 75% of the Web sites. So they decided to finally support PHP as in their AppEngine hosting service. Read...
Offline Processing in PHP with Advanced Queuing
Offloading slow batch tasks to an external process is a common method of improving website responsiveness. One great way to initiate such background tasks in PHP is to use Oracle Streams Advanced Queuing in a producer-consumer message passing fashion. Oracle...
Slides: Behat & Beautiful APIs
Last Wednesday I did a little talk marathon by first presenting a Webinar on Behavior Driven Development with Behat and afterwards going straight to Cologne for the Symfony Usergroup, where I spoke about Designing Beautiful APIs. Find the slides of my talks...
Publishing Security Disclosures In Consumable Formats For Simpler Aggregation and Security Checking
This is a branch off from a separate discussion on the PHP-FIGmailing listabout other ways the Framework Interoperability Group can encourage and foster wider interoperability among its member projects (and by extension, the whole PHP...
How we organize our websites
We recently migratedWhere's it Upto our fancynew hardware, it took a bit more effort than planned (some pains surrounding our use of MongoDB) but I'm incredibly happy with how things have ended up. As mentioned earlier we've purchased our own...
Dealing with duplicated code
We've all seen it: we're working along, and we come across code that just has a feel to it. It's like d\xe9j\xe0 vu. You've seen this code before. You open another file \u2013 sure enough, there it is. The same code. Almost line for line....
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