25+ JavaScript Shorthand Coding Techniques — SitePoint
This really is a must read for any JavaScript developer. We’ve written this guide to shorthand JavaScript coding techniques that we’ve picked up over the years. To help you understand what is going on, we’ve included the longhand versions to give some coding perspective. If you want to learn more about ES6 and beyond, check out JavaScript: Novice to Ninja, 2nd Edition. 1. The Ternary Operator This
Easy Deployment of PHP Applications with Deployer — SitePoint
This article has updated for the most recent version of Deployer on March 26th, 2017. Everybody tries to automate their development process, testing, code formatting, system checks, etc. This is also the case for deploying our applications or pushing a new version to the production server. Some of us do this manually by uploading the code using an FTP client, others prefer Phing, and Laravel users
Tagging from Scratch in Rails — SitePoint
Tags are sort of like categories, describing a piece of information (content) and allowing to the user to search for it again. In this tutorial, you will see how to build a simple tagging system, from the ground up, in Rails. This tutorial assumes a basic knowledge with Ruby on Rails. I’ll try to keep it simple. A common use of tags, which we all already know, is by Twitter to collect tweets aroun
Deploying from GitHub to a Server — SitePoint
GitHub, and the Git version control system it’s based on, are fantastic tools for managing and collaborating on projects – code-based or otherwise. In this article, we’ll look at options for making Git and GitHub projects fit better into developer workflows, allowing for a smooth and hands-off deployment process. I’ll break these options into the different types of toolsets available – which allow
Getting Started with Browserify — SitePoint
JavaScript implementations have been getting more and more complex as the beautiful beast we call the web evolves each year. Many of us now work with JavaScript modules – independently functioning components that come together to work as a cohesive whole, yet can happily have any component replaced without causing armageddon. Many of us have been using the AMD module pattern and RequireJS to accom
Deploy Your Website Using Laravel and Git — SitePoint
September 6, 2014Deploy Your Website Using Laravel and Git You can’t be a successful web developer without using some sort of deployment workflow for your websites. It doesn’t matter how good or bad your workflow might be. If you can’t get your website up to production then your client will never pay you for your hard work. There are many different ways to deploy your website to your production se
Vagrantfile Explained: Setting Up and Provisioning with Shell — SitePoint
In the introduction, we showed you how to create a Vagrant base box, installing the latest Ubuntu 14.04 LTS in the virtual machine to use it as the guest operating system. In this part you will learn how to setup a development environment using Vagrant, which you can use and reuse in your development. Note that while you can use the box we created in the previous part for the remainder of this pos
Best PHP Frameworks for 2014 — SitePoint
Update: If you’d like to take part in the next high-yield survey from SitePoint, please vote for your favorite IDE here. The aim of the survey is to gauge the PHP community, and to find the most popular IDE in use today, by gender, location, skill level, and more. The end of the year is upon us. Lots has changed in the PHP world in the past 365 days, and the PHP framework scene is more densely pop
1
リリース、障害情報などのサービスのお知らせ
最新の人気エントリーの配信
j次のブックマーク
k前のブックマーク
lあとで読む
eコメント一覧を開く
oページを開く
The Cicada Principle and Why It Matters to Web Designers » HTML & CSS, Layout » Design Festival
SitePoint Blogs » JSON-P output with Rails