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Keeping code clean is not easy. That’s why in this article, I present some useful tools which can help you with PHP static code analysis. Learn more.

Google, the real Aggregator, is squeezing OTAs, which acted like Aggregators while depending on Google for demand. It’s easy to say Google is being unfair, but this may be better for consumer…

How does mentoring work? I asked this question ten years into my software engineering career when I joined Uber. Until then, I've never received or done mentoring, or at least never put this label on any activity I've done before. Uber, however, had an official mentoring program. Almost every engineer I met had a mentor. Mentorship is an expectation for senior and above engineers, it being listed in our engineering competencies. Since working here, I've been mentored, been a mentor, and have ob

As software developers we are fortunate to have many useful best practices for productive and fun coding like the SOLID principles, GRASP patterns, or STUPID anti-patterns. These principles are…

Over the last several years, the way I write CSS has transitioned from a "semantic" approach to something more like what people call "functional CSS." In this post I explain how I got to this point and share some of the lessons and insights I've picked up along the way.

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ITCSS is an answer to the question: How do I make my CSS scalable and maintainable? It’s a concern for every front-end developer.

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Object oriented PHP tutorials. This playlist covers Object-Oriented PHP in details. Starting with very basics: Creating classes and objects. ending with much...

How we designed a color system with hand-picked, vibrant colors that also met standards for accessibility and contrast.

This isn’t my first rodeo with large datasets. The authentication and product management database that I have designed for the largest UK public Wi-Fi provider had impressive volumes too. We were…

Before I start going into any details in this blog post, I want us to have the same definition of the meaning of "simplicity" and "simple" that I am referring to in this article. I have created many online video courses over the last couple of years, have given on-site trainings…

Learn how to decouple Vue.js components from the Vuex store by using a provider abstraction.

Voltaire said, “le sens commun est fort rare”—common sense is very rare. Perhaps to realize that a certain decision is common sense, one has to have enough life experience to know the right path to…

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By naming lines when setting up our CSS Grid layouts, we can tap into some interesting and useful features of Grid — features that become even more powerful when we introduce subgrids. In this article, Rachel Andrew is going to demonstrate an approach to this kind of editorial design, which builds on a few techniques. In addition to this being a nice way to name sections of your layout, this technique exposes a whole bunch of interesting things about Grid Layout which you may find useful in creating your own layout patterns.

Last year we wrote a blogpost about our setup we use for Oh Dear! with Gitlab, and how we use their pipelines for running our CI tests.

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Andy Bell rings out a call for a more flexible method of achieving consistent vertical rhythm across components within a page. Using a technique of CSS custom properties to establish spacing inherited through the cascade, you can make sure your choir are all singing from the same song sheet.

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Flyout menus! The second you need to implement a menu that uses a hover event to display more menu items, you're in tricky territory. For one, they should

You might be seeing the term JAMstack popping up more and more frequently. I’ve been a fan of it as an approach for some time.

Use scoped slots to create a data provider in Vue.js

🐳 Production Grade, Rootless, and Optimized PHP Container Image Template for Cloud-Native Deployments and Kubernetes. - sherifabdlnaby/kubephp

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With a simple CSS trick, we can get fine-tuned control over how shadows are rendered, and create richer and more realistic 3D effects

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I had my fair share in designing and building large systems. I've taken part in rewriting Uber's distributed payment systems [https://blog.pragmaticengineer.com/distributed-architecture-concepts-i-have-learned-while-building-payments-systems/] , designing and shipping Skype on Xbox One and open-sourcing RIBs [https://github.com/uber/RIBs], Uber's mobile architecture framework. All of these systems had thorough designs, going through multiple iterations and had lots of whiteboarding and discussio

Component Composition can be understood in two ways. Usually people think about composing a component using mixins (and soon composition functions thanks to the upcoming Composition API). However, what I would like to talk about is composition where we connect several components together to form a new one that combines the functionalities of the smaller components. But let’s start from the beginning – the why.

The tech stack of Listen Notes, the best podcast search engine and database.

Explore the fundamentals of music via Ableton's interactive website. Experiment with beats, melody, harmony, basslines, and song structure in your web browser.

Full featured drag & drop enabled Vue file upload component with previews and upload progress - safrazik/vue-file-agent

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Summary of the book The Pragmatic Programmer by Andrew Hunt and David Thomas - HugoMatilla/The-Pragmatic-Programmer

A little while back I wrote a blog post about how "CSRF is dead". It focused on SameSite cookies, a powerful yet simple feature to protect your website against CSRF attacks. As powerful as it was, and as much as it will kill CSRF, you had to enable it on your site, and that was the problem. Now, we're solving that problem. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SameSite Cookies To understand the problem of CSRF and the solution that SameSite Cookie

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If editing hosts.conf does not work, try visiting your gateway IP with appropriate port where your web server is running on your Mac. In my case http://10.0.2.2:9080 is equivalent to…

This is a mildly edited transcript of my JSConf Australia talk. Watch the whole talk on YouTube. A sequel to this post is available over here. Hello, I used to build very large JavaScript…

20 years ago Amazon went through a major transformation. Here’s what we learned about building modern applications along the way.

Back in mid-2018, I had to learn the RabbitMQ. I was trying to understand how it works. Failed miserably. This thing happens too often for me. There are several things I wanted to learn. JS…

In the last two articles, we have looked at what happens when we create a flex container, and also taken a look at alignment. This time we explore the often confusing issue of sizing in Flexbox. How does Flexbox decide how big things should be? In this article, Rachel Andrew will explain some of the finer points of how Flexbox works out how big the flex items are. It can seem a little academic, however, taking some time to understand the way this works can save you huge amounts of time when using Flexbox in your layouts. If you and your design don’t agree with what Flexbox thinks is best then you can take control back by setting your own flex-basis.

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Earlier this year at AMP Conf, we introduced the developer preview of . Now we are announcing the general availability of . It’s an AMP component that runs…

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It’s quite interesting but I had no interest in trying out Netlify. I had just written my talk on Nuxt.js and my aim (which I did) was to show everyone how easy it was in Nuxt to deploy a static site…

See discussion on Hacker News (a) (610 points, 156 comments) I combed through several years of my private notes and through everything I published on productivity before and tried to summarize all of it in this post. If you’re unproductive right now Here’s what you should do if you’ve been procrastinating for an entire day: Accept that you won’t do anything today and try not to get angry at yourself Set the alarm for the time you will be preparing to go to bed today No, …

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With the release of Vue 3, a lot of things became easier. Unfortunately, loading dynamic assets such as images is not one of them. In the following article, I want to demystify the process of dynamic asset loading in Vue 3 or Nuxt 3 and explain why static assets can be loaded easily...

When it comes to the origin of the word “jazz,” it seems that each person simply believes what she or he wants to.Some would like the word to come from…

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What if tech debt wasn’t always an accident, caused by incorrect assumptions and unexpected circumstances? How would you spend a tech debt mortgage?

The React codebase generator.

This article is part of a series of case studies of serverless PHP applications built with Bref on AWS Lambda. You can read more of those case studies here. This case study is about migrating the externals.io website to AWS Lambda using Bref. This is the first time I write about a serverless PHP website with a MySQL database. I hope it will interest a few people ;)

It’s been a long time since I have written something here, but I don’t want to write articles for the sake of “keeping the blog alive”, screw that. Well, I finally have a story to tell. I finally…

A list of neat tricks that I use in git.