Blog posts tagged with wrap-up

Heard in the Community (2010.08.15)

Munchkin is a series of tutorials showing how to build a PHP project with the best programming practices in mind. As Author says: "If you consider the average PHP world and average RPG, where the players are coders, then doing agile and TDD would definitely make you a power player who gets all the loot.". Not in all cases I would use the same tools but it's not about copying the author. Tools doesn't matter as much as the proper approach he tries to teach us.

Posted on 15 August 2010 by Jakub Zalas • best practices, php, tdd, wrap up • No comments

Heard in the Community (2010.08.08)

Jonathan Wage wrote on his blog about Doctrine Annotations Library. It's used in Doctrine2 ORM for mapping information specified in doc-blocks. I'm really excited about it, especially because it is an independent library. It makes it a perfect tool for meta-programming. I can't wait to put my hands on it!

Posted on 8 August 2010 by Jakub Zalas • apostrophe, best practices, community, doctrine2, php, symfony, wrap up • No comments

Heard in the Community (2010.08.01)

Symfony2 development moves forward quickly. Last week the API documentation was generated and put online by Fabien Potencier. Also, the translation process is now described so translators can start contributing.

Posted on 1 August 2010 by Jakub Zalas • oop, php, symfony, Symfony2, wrap up • No comments