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As I got older, I expected to decrease my hours but had always planned to write software part-time. After all, I use my brain, not my body, for work, so I should be set as I age. I could travel and work part-time from anywhere forever. Right?
In this article, we will explore the wonderful world of Graph Databases. After discussing the myriad reasons that might prod you to change paradigms, we will actually do it with PHP! by Ghlen Nagels
Vim is a powerful editor with a long history. It’s the most popular of the descendants of Vi. Over the last couple of years, a fork of Vim was born called Neovim. This article will provide you with a Vim configuration file that can be used across both Vim and Neovim. by Andrew Woods
In this installment, we look again at working with floating-point values. We approach how to take a decimal number and represent it as a fraction. by Oscar Merida
In the last article, “What is Git Doing?” we explored the details of how Git works. Now we will see how we can rewrite history and time using Git. by Chris Tankersley
This month we’re exploring a programming concept known as Scaffolding. Scaffolding is the process of using an application to generate code based on some input or configuration file. Just as construction workers raise temporary structures to help perform their work, we can expect similarly. Automatically generating code is a wonderful idea but questions always arise with “how good is the code?” by Joe Ferguson
Last month “Structure by Use Case” introduced the Bounded Context pattern we’ll be using over and over as we structure our software by use case. This month we’re diving more deeply into the boundaries, the crossing points, and the software layers created by this pattern. by Edward Barnard
One of the most foundational elements of security is clear communication. If we fail to use the correct language to communicate, we risk being misunderstood and making critical software mistakes. by Eric Mann
Today you will create files to generate content type programmatically. At the end of this article, you will learn to create a simple content type with a text field and another content type with a paragraph field, which contains a set of fields. by Nicola Pignatelli
Muscle memory is our absolutely amazing ability to train our bodies to do things without us needing to think through each movement/action individually. This is super helpful in many ways. by Beth Tucker Long
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