There used to be a time when PHP developers had to use deployment tools that were aimed at general web applications. You can see this in Johannes Schickling's tutorial on deploying Laravel applications with Capistrano, for example. It's a Ruby tool, and you need to write Ruby code. These tools get the job done but have limited integration with PHP applications. This can result in hacky solutions f
Let's face it: we all have great ideas for a web application. Whether you write them down on paper or remember them using your eidetic memory, there comes a point when you want test whether or not your idea is really viable. In this tutorial, we'll use a micro framework, a templating language and an ORM to rapidly develop an application prototype. Step 1: Introduction and Setup We've all had that
A proper plugin architecture can mean all the difference for an integrated development environment. Sublime Text and TextMate are great examples. Did you know that Xcode also supports plugins? It wouldn't surprise me if you don't, Apple hasn't put much effort into advertising that part of Xcode. In fact, there is very little documentation available to create plugins for Xcode. Fortunately, this ha
3D graphics in the browser have been a hot topic since they were introduced. But if you were to create your apps using plain old WebGL it would take ages. That's why some really useful libraries have come about. Three.js is one of the most popular of them, and in this series I will show you how to make the best use of it to create stunning 3D experiences for your users. I expect you to have a basi
Since its introduction, 3D graphics in the browser has been a popular topic. But if you were to create your apps using plain old WebGL it would take a very long. But now we have some pretty useful libraries that we can take advantage of, like Three.js. So in this series I will show you how to create stunning 3D experiences for the browser. I do expect you to have a basic understanding of 3D space
Following on from the great introductory articles featured recently on Nettuts+, this article looks to show how you can take New Relic to the next level. As a performance monitoring tool New Relic is fantastic, but what about performance testing, before you go live. That's where JMeter comes in to play. In this tutorial, you will see how we can stress test our application under realistic load, and
Node.js and Websockets are the perfect combination to write very fast, lag free applications which can send data to a huge number of clients. So why don't we start learning about these two topics by building a chat service! We will see how to install Node.js packages, serve a static page to the client with a basic web-server, and configure Socket.io to communicate with the client. Why Choose Node.
Backbone is becoming wildly popular as a web application development framework. Along with this popularity comes countless extensions and plugins to enhance the power of the framework, and fill in holes that other felt needed filling. Let's take a look at some of the best choices. Backbone.Marionette Developed by Derick Bailey, this extension is quite large and is my personal favorite. Rather than
Clicking on any links on a webpage usually loads the content of that URL in our browser. This is how most links and websites on the internet work. However, you can also change this default behavior with a little bit of code to load the content of the new URL in a specific element within the current webpage without reloading the entire page. This is possible with the help of a little bit of JavaScr
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