By Joyce Echessa What You’ll Be Creating Introduction Searching records is a common requirement in web applications. There is usually a requirement to allow users to quickly access the data they want from large records. While it is possible to do this using simple SQL queries, sometimes it is more efficient to use a search […]
By Umar Hansa In 2013, I posted a few tutorials on DevTools: Markup and Style, Networking and the Console and JavaScript and Performance, covering the basic features of the various DevTools panels. Since then, a lot has changed, so let’s take a look. Tl;dr DevTools has grown quite a bit since it was last covered […]
By Patkos Csaba Oh, I love fast and simple text editors. Being a Linux user, I lived years in the company of Kate and KWrite. With some tweaks and plugins I could make them really smart. I wrote whole projects in Perl, Bash, and even some PHP and Java in those editors. I can appreciate […]
By Carter Rabasa As a developer evangelist for Twilio, I spend a lot of time going to events. When I’m chatting with event organizers and they realize I work for Twilio, one of the most common requests they have is for me is a simple application they can use to power voting at their events. […]
By Andrew Perkins Today we’re going to work more with Symfony 2 where we’ll explore the basics of building web applications using this awesome framework. Symfony 2 Routing Introduction In the last video, I said we’d take a look at controllers next, but I actually feel it may be easier to learn the framework in […]
By Alan Skorkin We’ve previously covered how to set up New Relic for a Rails app, as well as spent a lot of time looking at how to use the New Relic UI. And while the UI is very similar regardless of the language and framework you’re using, actually getting New Relic set up can […]
By Rey Bango Awhile ago, the awesome Jeffrey Way created a tool called Prefixr which was meant to help with the onerous task of managing vendor prefixes in your stylesheets. It worked by analyzing your stylesheet and automatically adding the vendor prefixed version of different rules into an output that you could then paste into […]
By Krasimir Tsonev This is the story about a project of mine. A big one. A mixture between PHP and Node.js. It’s a single page application from one point of view and an SEO optimized website from another. Tons of JavaScript, CSS and HTML was written. In a single word, a spaghetti nightmare for any […]
By Gabriel Cirtea This article is a continuation of Introduction to the MEAN Stack. The previous post covered the installation of the MEAN stack and also presented what we ended up with in terms of its directory structure, after installation. Now it’s time for some actual coding! What We’ll Be Building with MEAN Stack We […]
By Patkos Csaba Old code. Ugly code. Complicated code. Spaghetti code. Jibberish nonsense. In two words, Legacy Code. This is a series that will help you work and deal with it. We first met our legacy source code in our previous lesson. Then we ran the code to form an opinion about its basic functionality […]