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A Developer's Guide to How Small Details Can Lead to Client Satisfaction
There is more to software services than just writing lines of code. In this article we provide a helpful insight into keeping client satisfaction while developing their project.
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A Technical Project Manager's Guide to Increased Productivity
Are you thinking you could be getting more out of your development staff? You might be surprised to find out that a few changes in your social relations could give you an extra advantage.
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PHP Done Right, part 2: Demystifying CRUD
PHPMyAdmin (or PMA) is a nearly-universal tool for interfacing with mySQL through a web browser. It enables CRUD (create, read, update, delete) on most anything in your database; however, it's a very low-level tool. We're going to discuss an efficient way to provide end users with CRUD without 1. driving them insane or 2. laying waste to their budgets.
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PHP Done Right, part 1: Church and State
While logic and presentation can never really be 100% dissociated from one another on any dynamic website, it's a practical goal: Keeping as much logic as possible out of your templates almost always helps maintainability. PHP does not encourage this, so it's up to us to do it ourselves.
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Reusable Apps, Part 3: Back-Seat Drivers
We've established that it's possible to write truly reusable apps, that some common components are good candidates for this exercise, and that Django itself bundles many useful ones. So what else is out there, floating in the ether, that's so useful you might just want to bookmark the repo and visit it while you're setting up your next Django site?
