Web Advent 2012 / Node.js with Express.js in Business
The fundamental processes behind business and software development are very different, and it’s often the reason why getting the two working together can be challenging. In business, you’re often able to test ideas quickly and without major costs, which means that an experimental approach to development is common. In software development, you aren’t able to test your ideas as quickly, because you
Web Advent 2012 / More Code, More Problems
About a year ago, I wrote out some principles for web programming in PHP. I called it the MicroPHP Manifesto. The thing is, what I talked about wasn’t really specific to PHP. So, I’ve decided to explore the concepts again in the context of the other languages I work with. What follows are some principles I try to keep in mind. Learn languages, not frameworks I like PHP, Python, and JavaScript, and
Web Advent 2011 / Egomaniacal and Scalable Apps
The rise of cloud computing over the past few years has been incredible. Unfortunately, many still do not see the interest or do not comprehend its importance. This is not a post about cloud computing and its benefits, but rather a refresher about understanding some basic rules of scalability and how to get started with building scalable apps while keeping in mind that most people and companies ha
Web Advent 2010 / Debugging
“There are two ways of constructing a software design. One way is to make it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies. And the other way is to make it so complicated that there are no obvious deficiencies.” — Sir Charles Antony Richard Hoare As you’ve already been told, PHP is the language of the quick and dirty, where a developer’s tendency is toward laziness (efficiency). We don’t alw
Web Advent 2010 / JavaScript for PHP Developers
Hopefully, you’ve been a good geek in 2010. You’ve followed last year’s advice and learned some JavaScript. Now, let’s kick back with a glass of wine by the fireplace and take a moment to review what you’ve learned. Objects Most everything in JavaScript is an object, yet there are no classes. One way to define an object is by simply listing out the properties you want your object to have, separate
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