Selecting software architecture has non-trivial implications for organizations. Picking the wrong one can often generate additional costs and add complexity which could be avoided otherwise.
The Right Architecture for the Right Size Learn More ❯
Thanks to feature rich SCM software like GitHub it’s now easier than ever to implement peer code reviewing. Changing your code tolerance during peer code reviews can save your project budget.
What’s Your Code Tolerance? A Discussion of Peer Code Review Learn More ❯
If you’re getting messages about the ServiceLocatorAwareInterface being deprecated, it’s like a sign from a power above (in this case Zend Framework) that you need to be thinking about refactoring your code.
Refactoring ZF2 ServiceLocatorAwareInterface with PhpStorm Learn More ❯
Reflecting on the lessons learned when migrating Zend Framework (ZF1 to ZF2) for a complex global web application.
Lessons Learned Migrating Zend Framework 1 to 2 Learn More ❯
See the simple solution if you receive an initialization error when trying to rebase your work onto a new module.
Composer Autoload Error: Module Could Not Be Initialized Learn More ❯
Flat designs — and other forms of minimalism also very popular at present — look very pretty, very modern, but sometimes go too far in stripping away design elements.
Pitfalls in Flat Design, or “That Field” I Always Forget Learn More ❯
If you have pushed changes to a remote, and subsequently amended or rebased, you will need to replace old commit(s) with your new one(s). To do this, you will need to use The Force.
Git Push: May The Force Be With You Learn More ❯
Learn how to use Postman for optimal JSON API debugging to define sharable configurations and use environment variables to your advantage.
Set Up Postman for Optimal JSON API Debugging Learn More ❯
In this video, Jeremiah Small covers the basics of Vagrant, and how to use the new Atlas service from Hashicorp to optimize your developer virtualization.
An Introduction to Vagrant and Atlas Learn More ❯
What is Git Rebase? Git rebase organizes branching paths and makes the repository structure linear. It allows you to patch changes onto your origin or master branch. In December of 2011, Evan Coury posted an article on his now-defunct blog titled “A simple explanation of git-rebase,” and his Twitter post still comes up in searches.
Evan Coury – A Simple Explanation of Git-rebase Learn More ❯