Programming guidelines - Part 2: Getting rid of null
In this part I’d like to take a closer look at something we call. Our main goal will be: to get rid of it.
Matthias Noback
January 18, 2016
In this part I’d like to take a closer look at something we call. Our main goal will be: to get rid of it.
Matthias Noback
January 18, 2016
PHP is pretty much a freestyle programming language. It is dynamic and quite forgiving towards the programmer.
Matthias Noback
January 11, 2016
I can still remember seeing jQuery for the first time. In those days, JavaScript was hard to write.
Scato Eggen
January 5, 2016
Everything you share on Slack automatically becomes available on a public url.
Boy Baukema
November 6, 2015
Using a style guide helps keep code more readable, which makes it more maintainable.
Scato Eggen
October 30, 2015
SOLID stands for five principles that should help with the making of better, more testable and easier extendable code.
Melvin Louwerse
February 11, 2014
A design pattern is a general reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem.
Melvin Louwerse
February 3, 2014
What started as a dream for a worldwide library of sorts, has transformed into not only a global repository of knowledge but also the most popular and widely deployed Application Platform: the World Wide Web.
Boy Baukema
January 23, 2014
Often a team consists entirely of developers from Ibuildings, but we also work in co-development teams where, in addition to developers from Ibuildings, the client’s own developers also work on the project.
Milan Verzijlbergh
January 13, 2014
How to make a workshop about Symfony 2 and Domain Driven Design (DDD) interesting for everyone?
Ross Tuck
November 21, 2013
We’ll look at a lesser known but perhaps even better feature of ETags: keeping changes safe when writing to the server.
Ross Tuck
November 7, 2013
These last few years have seen the rise of some amazing frameworks oriented towards Single Page Application (SPA) like ExtJS, AngularJS, Backbone, Ember, etc.
Boy Baukema
July 18, 2013
In this series of blog posts, we’re going to look at ETags from both perspectives: First, a client trying to consume an ETag-enabled API.
Ross Tuck
June 21, 2013
If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
Boy Baukema
March 21, 2013