I have just discovered the tools section of the Smashing Magazine with very interesting articles like these ones: 50 Extremely Useful PHP Tools 75 (Really) Useful JavaScript Techniques 15 Helpful In-Browser Web Development Tools 50 Useful Design Tools For Beautiful Web Typography 15 Useful Project Management Tools And there are many more!
Archive for January, 2009
Filed under: Articles, Layout, Tools
Social Tagging: Frontend
Filed under: Productivity, Tools
Social Tagging: Productivity • Tools
I was using a factory like this $factory = new Object_Factory(); $curr_object = $factory->create(‘brand’); to generate instances of objects I needed and wondered why Eclipse could not auto-complete e.g. getters and setters in my code for me later on for the $curr_object. My productivity and my motivation to type all that stuff were seriously suffering… [...]
Filed under: Links, Read-Write-Web
Social Tagging: helpers • sites
I just found this handy little tool: You need to do the following: have your OPML ready (e.g. export it from GoogleReader), upload it to SuggestRss and see other feeds that might interest you. Happy feed digestion!
Filed under: Snippets, mySQL
Social Tagging: cli • mySQL • php • script • variables
Case: I was building a CLI script to aggregate data from one MySql database and write results to another MySql database using 2 open db-connections. This way the script’s execution time was in the some-minutes-range… not good! I tried a more effective attempt: I let the CLI script output all necessary statements to drop and [...]
Filed under: Articles, Software development, Tools
Social Tagging: Articles • estimate • planning • story points • team
There are many essays and articles on ‘Planning Poker’ out there. So I do not need to repeat the principles here. By checking out the recommended links (and folloups and others from your own research) you need to understand the following: What a story point of a project looks like and how you generate those [...]
I’m proud to announce the release of some new features in our LSIS Life Science Search Engine – ‘Save Queries‘, ‘Browse Channels‘ and ‘ORed terms‘. Saving queries to channels works like this: Perform a search on our frontend. Then the button ‘Save Query‘ appears: Propose a title for your query and chose whether the resulting [...]





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