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Symfony 2 Checklist for Development and Deployment
Key Takeaways Before starting the development process, it’s crucial to test the compatibility of your production server to avoid potential issues such as missing libraries or unchangeable global settings that the application relies on. The serve
Feb 21, 2025 am 10:34 AM
How to Use the JsonSerializable Interface
Over the past few years JSON has taken over as the king of data interchange formats. Before JSON, XML ruled the roost. It was great at modeling complex data but it is difficult to parse and is very verbose. JSON really took off with the proliferation
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Getting Started with Bookshelf.js
Core points Bookshelf.js is an object-relational mapping (ORM) software for JavaScript (particularly Node.js), which simplifies the process of communicating with a database by allowing developers to use objects in their programming language of choice to interact with the database. The library provides a simple and intuitive way to perform CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations and supports a Promise-based interface, which means that functions are called only when the query is successful. As shown in the example of creating a blog JSON API in the article, Bookshelf.js can be used in conjunction with Express.js to build the API and can be used to create the API.
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Unit Testing with Guzzle
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Feb 21, 2025 am 10:04 AM
Creating RESTful APIs with Express 4
With the release of Express 4 it has gotten even easier to create RESTful APIs. If you are creating a Single Page App you will definitely need a RESTful web service which supports CRUD operations. My last tutorial focussed on creating a Single Page C
Feb 21, 2025 am 09:57 AM
Getting Started with Browserify
JavaScript implementations have been getting more and more complex as the beautiful beast we call the web evolves each year. Many of us now work with JavaScript modules – independently functioning components that come together to work as a cohesive w
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Using Solarium with SOLR for Search - Solarium and GUI
This article, the second in a four-part series, details using Solarium with Apache SOLR for search functionality. The first part covered core concepts, installation, and setup. This part focuses on Solarium installation, building a sample applicatio
Feb 21, 2025 am 09:49 AM
Flow Based Programming With NoFlo
Flow-Based Programming (FBP): A Modern Revival of a 70s Concept Flow-Based Programming (FBP), a concept originating in the 1970s, is experiencing a resurgence in the tech world. Its visually intuitive approach to program flow offers a compelling alt
Feb 21, 2025 am 09:40 AM
Revealing the Magic of JavaScript
We use tons of tools every day. Different libraries and frameworks are a part of our daily job. We use them because we don’t want to reinvent the wheel for every project, even if we don’t understand what’s going on under the hood. In this article, we
Feb 21, 2025 am 09:38 AM
An Introduction to the MEAN Stack
This article introduces the MEAN stack, a powerful JavaScript-based technology suite for building dynamic web applications. MEAN is an acronym for MongoDB, Express.js, Angular.js, and Node.js. This full-stack JavaScript approach streamlines develop
Feb 21, 2025 am 09:19 AM
An Introduction to jQuery's Shorthand Ajax Methods
Core points jQuery Abbreviation The Ajax method provides a method that simplifies Ajax calls, which wraps the $.ajax() method for a specific purpose using a preset configuration. The methods discussed in this article include load(), $.post(), and $.get(). The load() method allows data to be loaded from the server and placed into the selected element. It uses URLs, optional data, and optional callback functions. This method can be used to load the main content of a web page asynchronously. The $.post() method is used to send a POST request to the server and send data as part of the request body. This method is ideal for requests that may cause changes in server-side state. $.
Feb 21, 2025 am 09:05 AM
Using Solarium with SOLR for Search - Setup
Core points Apache SOLR is a powerful search platform that provides full-text search, faceted search, result highlighting and geospatial search. It can be integrated with any programming language via HTTP, and for PHP users, the Solarium project simplifies this integration. SOLR runs as a web service, creating search indexes for documents. It allows full text searches and adds additional information to the indexed search document. One of its most useful features is facet search, allowing users to filter search results. Installing SOLR involves setting it on your operating system, starting the server and verifying the installation through the administrative interface. The pattern defines the fields of the indexed document, which can be customized by copying the default directory.
Feb 21, 2025 am 09:00 AM
Repository Design Pattern Demystified
Core points The warehouse pattern acts as an intermediary between the application and the data source, allowing the construction of a decoupled architecture to achieve scalability without the need for hard-coded dependencies. This mode allows the application to focus on receiving and sending data for saving without paying attention to the details of the data source. It does this through a public API (interface) through which all users communicate with the data source. While the warehouse pattern offers benefits such as separation of concerns and ease of unit testing, it also adds a layer of abstraction that can complicate small applications. Implementing the warehouse pattern requires dependency injection, which allows the data warehouse to be bound to the warehouse interface. This avoids hard-coded coupling and facilitates interface-oriented programming. What is the warehouse model?
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