Tom - Thanks for the clarification and not seen as argumentative (at
least by me).
Tom Melendez wrote:
Hi Folks,
We do have a style guide, defined and documented directory structure and
naming convention. My objective(s) in the review is to ensure that
conventions are being maintained (ea
Yeah, that's how I was looking at it and since I'm the only one other
than QA and coders that will be there, I'm not concerned or interested
in having anyone look bad. Nothing more frustrating than getting into
a religious argument when there's essentially nothing wrong. Just a
different way
ant since we
are a small team and the left hand does know what the right hand is
doing,"
I don't think this is true - even on a small team I find most
developers are not that familiar with the work of their teammates.
- Ben
Peter Becker wrote:
Looking to get some views (and best practice
Looking to get some views (and best practices) on code reviews. I used to
work at IBM on their early version of Websphere (as UI designer, not coder)
where our group had code reviews on a regular basis. I'm now managing a
small dev team working on a new web site using Zend PHP/MySql and am curiou
Here here! I think that context is everything and the points you made
are spot on.so why this huge interest in non-relational db's now?
I'd say it in 2 words Web 2.0 (well actually 1 word and 1integer).
Could Facebook, Twitter and any of the others have any idea of what
their db should l
.com+drupal.org
Not presuming anything other than overall web traffic stats, meaning
this project is either one of those great under-the-radar sleepers, a
brash young up-an-comer, or a project that just never took off. Don't
know personally which of the three Textpattern is.
Anybody usin
Hi all -
Are any of you familiar with or have used a CMS called Textpattern? I
recently have begun working with a designer who uses Textpattern which
is his CMS of choice. We're still in the evaluation process of my other
project for a CMS system (thank you for your contributions, and will
re
Great way to capture it and reflects how I was beginning to think about
it - thanks.
- peter
Mitch Pirtle wrote:
On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 10:32 AM, Ajai Khattri wrote:
On Sun, 25 Oct 2009, Peter Becker wrote:
And one last question to Kristina, why CakePHP and not Zend? Is it that
OK, so this last conversation begins to touch on the one I've had with
my development team. I know how easy it is for programmers (I'm more
like a lowly PM / IT director) to claim that there's not too much to
just writing your own, and then watch as revs get burned debugging and
getting to the
OK, So thank you so much for the input, but now here's the funny part
Mitchthe first prototype site that we somewhat inherited and are
completely redoing from scratch (nearly), used a combination of Joomla
and PHP :-)) This was less to get away from anything in particular,
just that we kno
Is there even such a thing as an off-the-shelf CMS that does NOT do
layout? We are just beginning to design and spec the next rev of our
site using Zend Framework. We're looking for a something that will work
for the business to create and update content but not get in the way of
our page des
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