Recently we developed a mobile application based on Sencha Touch and Cordova. The application was communicating with a REST backend. Since I did not want to change the URL to the REST backend manually when deploying the app in the testing or production environment, I was looking for a way to use multiple configuration files based on the active environment.
Vom 25.06.2015 bis zum 27.06.2015 findet in Amsterdam die Dutch PHP Conference 2015 statt. Ich freue mich zum sechsten Mal in Folge dabei zu sein und meine beiden Vorträge "The NoSQL Store everyone ignores: PostgreSQL" und "Improving the quality of your Javascript application" präsentieren zu dürfen.
Since version 2.5.1 of jshint it is possible to extend your own .jshintrc configuration from another .jshintrc config file. This allows you to extend a common configuration and add project specific options (e.g. custom global variable names) to a local configuration file. This way you do not end up with the pain of keeping multiple configurations in sync. It's fairly trivial to use. In your .jshintrc configuration file add an extends field which points to the configuration you are extending from:
Am Donnerstag den 19.03.2015 trifft sich die PHP Usergroup Frankfurt. Auf vielfachen Wunsch hin werde ich meinen Vortrag "Microservices: Packs small, plays BIG!" halten und erklären was Microservices wirklich sind, welchen Vorteil sie uns im Alltag bringen und welche Anforderungen Microservices an die Unternehmenskultur stellen.
For quite some time we run the unit tests for our libs and tools against PHP and HHVM, at least that is what I thought up to now. As it turns out I missed a minor detail. In our Jenkins job we invoke the Phing task like this:
Am Montag den 09.03.2015 trifft sich zum ersten Mal die ZürichPHP Usergroup. Ich werde dort meinen Votrag "Composer for Corporate Use" halten und darstellen warum es Sinn macht Composer einzusetzen und wie man Composer konkret im Projektkontext einsetzen kann.
For years, I am struggling to find a decent way of archiving / exporting my business mails stored in my IMAP account. Manually copying 10K+ mails is no fun, and addons like the ImportExportTools did also not work properly. So it was clear to to me that I needed to backup the mails on our mailserver and import them somehow into my local Thunderbird instance. The problem to solve was that we use the MailDir format to store the mails on the server side and the ImportExportTools is only able to import mails in mbox format. Thanks to Google I was able to find a one-liner for the conversion, pretty clever if you ask me (at least compared the complex bash and Python scripts I found):
Current situation: I have no local webserver running and just php5-cli (plus a few extensions) installed as most of the development I do will make use of a Vagrant machine. From time to time I develop small tools or libs which I like to debug on the command line. This is an overview how I configured my Ubuntu 14.04 box to handle debugging with Xdebug and phpstorm.
Am Donnerstag den 26.02.2015 trifft sich die node.js Usergroup Mannheim bei uns. Thema des Abends sind REST APIs mit einem entsprechenden Vortrag dazu. Damit wir besser planen können bitte auf der entsprechenden meetup.com Seite anmelden. Danke!
Vom 16.03.2015 bis zum 20.03.2015 findet in Hannover auf dem CeBIT Gelände die Heise Developer World conference statt. Ich freue mich den Vortrag "Offline. Na und?" präsentieren zu dürfen um von unseren (Projekt-)Erfahrungen mit offlinefähigen HTML5/Javascript Applikationen zu berichten.