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Integration testing with Jenkins, Vagrant and CasperJS
Recently, I shared an article with you on how I am currently working on a Continuous Integration environment with Jenkins. I ended that article stating I am working on a full-blown example on how to combine Jenkins with Vagrant for PHPUnit and CasperJS. At this point I can share a bit more information with you on read further ...The art of deployment – part 2
Let me be honest with you: a year ago I uploaded my websites with FTP and updated databases with PhpMyAdmin. I had very limited knowledge of SSH and how servers work in particular. For years, my main focus had been on writing good code and improving my skills as a webdeveloper. Today, not even a year read further ...Setup PHP CodeSniffer for PHPStorm on OSX
On Meet Magento 2014 I attended an interesting presentation about Continues Integration in Magento from Damian Luszczymak. One important aspect of Continuous Integration is that as a team of developers everyone should follow the same coding guidelines. If you use PHPStorm, you can use PHP CodeSniffer to ensure that the code you are writing as a team is read further ...The art of deployment
(please note, that the original dutch article I write can be found here) A website is worthless if it can’t be visited online. To achieve this it has to be uploaded to a server: it has to be deployed. Often, the task of deploying a website is thought of to be a simple thing: you read further ...How to install XDebug on OSX
As a follow-up on my previous post, this post explains how you can easily install XDebug on your OSX webdevelopment configuration, making your life as a developer a whole lot easier.read further ...How to prepare OSX for local webdevelopment
In this article, I will explain how you can setup an Apache/Mysql/Php-server on OSX for your local development. The fun part is that I will also explain how you can configure OSX so that requests to http://*.dev/ are being transfered to the right directory.read further ...Create an archive of changed files in your GIT repository
Often I find myself updating my clients’ websites. This can be a simple bugfix or a major update, but eventually I always end up transfering updated files to the FTP-server. Lucky for me, GIT allows me to create a simple archive with only the modified files, making deploying changes to a webserver so much more read further ...Replace a XSL parameter in PhpStorm to a choose with a default value
Just a small something I wanted to share: When you want to convert a XSL parameter in PhpStorm to a choose with a default parameter, you can do so with a simple regexp. Say you’ve got something like this: And you want to convert it to something like this: Then just find and read further ....htTool: a tool for creating .htaccess files
.htTool is a small tool I created some time ago to make it easier to create .htaccess files. Many times when I had to create a .htaccess file I ended up copy/pasting some chunks of code from other .htaccess-files and Googling the rest. So I thought: “Hey! It should be easier to create a .htaccess read further ...« Previous 1 … 4 5 6