php Remove the Magic with Functional PHP - Part III This is the final part of a three part post based on a presentation I plan to give at some meetups or conferences this year. The slides for this presentation can be seen
php Remove the Magic with Functional PHP - Part II This is part two of a three part post based on a presentation I plan to give at some meetups or conferences this year. The slides for this presentation can be seen here:
php Remove the Magic with Functional PHP - Part I This is part one of a three part post based on a presentation I plan to give at some meetups or conferences this year. The slides for this presentation can be seen here:
go Just launched Feedmo.io, Free RSS and Atom feed provider Update: This site is no longer up It's been awhile since my last post. Obviously, I don't post here often. I have been busy at work, and playing around with various side projects
c++ Building a simple Javascript REPL in C++ with V8 In the last post, we compiled Google's V8 Javascript engine. Now, that we have it compiled, we can play around with it in our C++ applications. I thought a good first test would
v8 Compiling Google's V8 Javascript Engine Lately, I have been playing around with the V8 Javascript engine from Google. I have some ideas of a project I wanted to tinker with, but I will save that for a later
search Adding full-text search to static HTML websites A while back I posted about converting my blog to a static HTML site. I described how I used Wintersmith. At the end I mentioned that I would write up another post on
testing Cool automated user acceptance tests with PhantomJS and .Net At work, we are constantly releasing new code daily. Unfortunately, during each release, we had to go through the entire site manually just to verify that each page was rendering, looked OK, and
How I converted my WordPress blog to static HTML I was tired of using WordPress for such a simple blog site. I wanted to write my posts in Markdown and I was using a Markdown wordpress plugin. But, something still didn't feel
mono Compiling MonoDevelop 4.X in Ubuntu This is a complete guide on compiling and installing MonoDevelop 4.X in Ubuntu (Ubuntu 13.04 at the time of this writing). It is a reference, and hopefully can be of some
mono Compiling Mono 3.x in Ubuntu After lots of searching and fidgeting, I finally got Mono built from source and running in Ubuntu (14.04 as of the writing of this post). This post serves as a walk-through of
typescript What is TypeScript, and why I like it. I have been working with TypeScript on a new project for about 4 weeks now, and I must say, I have been loving it. It is still JavaScript, but it feels like something
Custom email templates with CakePHP I was working on a CakePHP app for an internal company service. We had a need to send emails that come from custom templates. Not just the usual email template files. This needed
Make fast mobile websites and PhoneGap apps you can I was tasked with building a mobile website and mobile apps for a client to go along with their new website. So, the first thing I did was hit up Google and see
Welcome to my blog thingy Welcome to my new blog! I have been wanting to start blogging for some time, and I finally just jumped into it. I am pretty sure no one is ever going to read