[dcphp-dev] Choosing from many Options

I have a large database application which presents oil and gas industry information about gas company systems. It's purpose is to allow a gas company operator compare their system from the 1000's of other gas companies in the US. There are as many as 200+ possible filters into this data which m

Re: [dcphp-dev] PHP Deployment Tool

Thank you for suggestions. I will try out Capistrano. Satish, bitbucket is good option. But we have constraints of using TFS repository. Also, due to HIPPA we cannot upload code to third party server. *Best Regards,* *Himanshu Patel.* On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 1:00 AM, satish Ashilwar wrote: > H

Re: [dcphp-dev] PHP Deployment Tool

You can check out our Capistrano code at github.com/ForumOne/web-starter. Documentation is a little scattered between the wiki and github pages but it should be able to point you in the direction we went. Especially around getting rsync to work so we could deploy build artifacts like CSS compiles f

Re: [dcphp-dev] Choosing from many Options

Use apache solr to index and query the data, use facets to manage the presentation of filters. This would work well particularly if your filters are dependent on each other. On Tue, 2015-11-24 at 04:04 -0800, Vernma wrote: > I have a large database application which presents oil and gas > industry

Re: [dcphp-dev] Choosing from many Options

You might also want to look at ElasticSearch. It has some neat features like rivers and percolate that Solr doesn't have. AWS also has a pretty decent managed service for it if you don't want to install it yourself. On Tue, Nov 24, 2015, 9:45 AM Oscar Merida wrote: > Use apache solr to index and

Re: [dcphp-dev] Choosing from many Options

I have to second Elasticsearch. You can get all the same functionality as solr through indexes and index aliases, plus a lot of features that solr lacks. :) S On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 9:47 AM William Hurley wrote: > You might also want to look at ElasticSearch. It has some neat features > like r

Re: [dcphp-dev] Choosing from many Options

Sounds like I/We need a talk on elasticsearch On Tue, 2015-11-24 at 14:53 +, Samantha Quinones wrote: > I have to second Elasticsearch. You can get all the same functionality > as solr through indexes and index aliases, plus a lot of features that > solr lacks. :) > > S > > On Tue, Nov 24, 20

Re: [dcphp-dev] PHP Deployment Tool

Hello Himanshu, My suggestion is you can use the version control application like GIT. You can create your own GIT server and set the conditional auto-deployment base on tag / feature branch release message. Please check the *http://bitbucket.org *which also provide you unli

Re: [dcphp-dev] Choosing from many Options

Depending on your schedule I can volunteer to give one. On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 9:58 AM Oscar Merida wrote: > Sounds like I/We need a talk on elasticsearch > > On Tue, 2015-11-24 at 14:53 +, Samantha Quinones wrote: > > I have to second Elasticsearch. You can get all the same functionality a

[dcphp-dev] Re: Choosing from many Options

If you are looking for user interface suggestions kayak.com has always been one of the best sites (in my opinion) at presenting a complex set of filters on both desktop and mobile (the site isn't responsive but it's easy enough make a responsive version by combining the two designs). They do a

[dcphp-dev] Re: Choosing from many Options

Thanks to all. It seems I sparked interest in a different topic. I'm mostly interested in the client presentation rather than the back end management. Solr is a great product but I already have that part worked out. I'll look at Kayak and leave Elasticsearch to you all. Thank you; much apprecia

Re: [dcphp-dev] Choosing from many Options

That would be fantastic. :) Let's talk! S On Tuesday, November 24, 2015 at 10:13:01 AM UTC-5, whurley wrote: > > Depending on your schedule I can volunteer to give one. > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Group: "Washington, DC PHP Developers Group" - http://

Re: [dcphp-dev] Choosing from many Options

Amazon is another good model, especially for the desktop version. Remember that most people can only keep 5-9 options in mind at once, though if presented a large list they can select from them if that’s the only task they have. This might actually be a good question for a UX group. Not sure if

[dcphp-dev] Re: PHP Deployment Tool

We used PHPCI for Continuous Integration. https://www.phptesting.org/ This is integrated with our Git Repository, that pulls the code and publish as soon as there is a change. We also integrated some unit test automation so that build fails if certain conditions are not met. For deployment bui

[dcphp-dev] WordPress Calypso

Hey all -- Since WordPress is such a big part of the PHP ecosystem, curious what peoples' thoughts are on their move towards Node/React: https://developer.wordpress.com/calypso/ -- Jason Lefkowitz -- Jason A. Lefkowitz web: http://www.jasonlefkowitz.net email: ja...@jasonlefkowitz.net "A st

Re: [dcphp-dev] Re: PHP Deployment Tool

Got it. *Best Regards,* *Himanshu Patel.* On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 12:12 PM, Ghazenfer Mansoor wrote: > We used PHPCI for Continuous Integration. > https://www.phptesting.org/ > > This is integrated with our Git Repository, that pulls the code and > publish as soon as there is a change. We also

Re: [dcphp-dev] WordPress Calypso

One of the really attractive things about JS right now is the ability to build isomorphic apps, like calypso, that can run in the browser and on the desktop and on a server. It's a sign of things to come. PHP's real strength is on the server handling requests, there's just more overhead to doing th

Re: [dcphp-dev] WordPress Calypso

It’s an enterprisey thing to do, but then wordpress.com is an enterprise and functions at that scale. Though it seems like Node does very little here, so I’m not sure why they went that route instead of PHP 5.6, which is very fast, especially since 7 will be even faster.

Re: [dcphp-dev] WordPress Calypso

Probably also wanted some realtime socket communication. And PHP -- ReactPHP and Ratchet not withstanding -- isn't a great language / interpreter for that. YMMV. On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 12:37 PM Samantha Quinones wrote: > One of the really attractive things about JS right now is the ability to >

Re: [dcphp-dev] WordPress Calypso

This seems right to me, though I don't think it's necessarily going to not have an impact on the .org product. One of the big features they're promoting for the new .com is improved ability to manage all your self-hosted .org sites through the .com interface. I could imagine a future where they

Re: [dcphp-dev] WordPress Calypso

Jason, Another downside I can see of having it all hosted by WP is content ownership. There are certainly use cases where you would want full ownership of your content and not being handled by a 3rd party. Eric -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Group: "Washin