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- WordPress Changes GPL License Text Again 15 Jan 2011
- Akismet Introduces GPL Version to WordPress (Updated 3x) 1 Jan 2011
- Kses, GPL, Copyright, Licensing and Disclaimer 30 Dec 2010
- WordPress, Copyright, Hello Dolly Lyrics, the GNU GPL and I 22 Dec 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Plugins are GPL, Right? 15 Dec 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – On Showing License 6 Oct 2010
- Relicensing of IXR – The Incutio XML-RPC Library (Day 15) 8 Sep 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – NOOP (Day 8) 2 Sep 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Summary (Week 1) 1 Sep 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Submitting Code (Day 6) (Update 1x) 30 Aug 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Progress (Day 5) 30 Aug 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Why I care (Day 4) 28 Aug 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – the third day 28 Aug 2010
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Category Archives: Developing
Using Assertions with (Legacy) PHP Code
While it was not much advised to use assertions (the assert PHP language construct) prior to PHP 7 due to the fact that it actually eval’ed a string’ed code, these days are gone. This is probably a lesser known fact with … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, PHP Development, Pressed, The Know Your Language Department, Tools
Tagged Assertion, Legacy Code, Legacy PHP Code, PHP, PHP 7, Phpuni, Testing, Unittests
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The SimpleXMLElement Magic Wonder World in PHP
PHP’s Simplexml ships with a lot of magic to simplify access to an XML documents element and attribute node values. Some criticize this and suggest to use the DOM library instead. The DOM library on the other hand, even it … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, Pressed, The Know Your Language Department, Uncategorized
Tagged DOMDocument, PHP, SimpleXML, SimpleXMLElement, XML
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Hide Folders in PhpStorm Project Pane
How can I hide a directory in a PHPStorm project, for example .sass-cache I just asked myself this morning. Searching online didn’t reveal it to me and there are numerious options that were close but not about hiding the directory … Continue reading
Commandline Source Fixes Foo
From time to time I need to cleanup source trees. Today I needed to do that again, here are some command liners to get some work done. If you’re on Windows, all you need to do to get these running … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, Pressed, Tools
Tagged CLI, dos2unix, file extensions, Find, Git, newline, sed
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Composer Clear Cache
It’s one of the best kept secrets of popular PHP dependency manager Composer: How to flush composers cache. You normally don’t need it, however if you create some composer.json and you want to put it to a test, this can … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, PHP Development
Tagged Cache, Clear, Composer, David Neilsen, Igor Wiedler, PHP
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SimpleXML and JSON Encode in PHP – Part III and End
The previous two parts (Part I; Part II) did outline PHP’s standard behaviour when JSON encoding a SimpleXMLElement with json_encode(). As outlined this does not always fits the encoding needs and for some potential problems some workarounds have been showed. … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, PHP Development, PHP Development, Pressed, Tools
Tagged JSON, json_encode, PHP, SimpleXML, SimpleXMLElement, XML
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SimpleXML and JSON Encode in PHP – Part II
In the previous post (Part I) I was giving a little overview for common woes turning a SimpleXMLElement into JSON when XML structural information is available that JSON is not capable to encode easily. The explanations given there were intended … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, PHP Development, PHP Development, Pressed, Tools
Tagged JSON, json_encode, PHP, SimpleXML, SimpleXMLElement, XML
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SimpleXML and JSON Encode in PHP – Part I
With SimpleXMLElement it is often easy and looks like a very quick way to turn some XML into JSON. But not everything in PHP that has an easy interface works out of the box. In this three part series I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, PHP Development, PHP Development, Pressed, Tools
Tagged JSON, json_encode, PHP, SimpleXML, SimpleXMLElement, XML
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PHP: XPath on HTML and XHTML
Christan Weiske has published a nice summarizing article with the same title. It contains some detailed information I haven’t found so far on the web so worth the link: PHP: XPath on HTML and XHTML. It also reminds me of … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, Pressed
Tagged DOMDocument, DOMXPath, HTML, XML, XPath
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The Greatest PHP Value
Just two days ago I asked a PHP-quiz-question in the chatroom on Stackoverflow, something along the lines: PHP: Which one is greatest? PHP has a comparison operator to compare if one value is greater than the other (>). Which one … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, PHP Development, Pressed, The Know Your Language Department
Tagged Array, Infinity, Object, Operator, PHP, Quiz
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Getting N Random Elements out of an Iterator – RandomIterator
Considering there is an Iterator or Traversable with an unknown number of elements, I wondered if it is possible to get one or more random iterations out of it.
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, Pressed
Tagged Iterator, Iterators, PHP, Random, RandomIterator, Reservoir Sampling, SPL
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Getting the Vagrant in the Box (Fedora 17)
This post is about installing a useful development tool to play with systems and configurations in a virtualized environment on your fingertips. Want to test your WordPress with a completely differnt web- and database server? Maybe running a proxy in … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, Pressed, Tools
Tagged Fedora, RPM, Vagrant, VirtualBox
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Using the SPDX License List for Tagging and Linking
The Software Package Data Exchange® (SPDX™) specification is a standard format for communicating the components, licenses and copyrights associated with a software package. Their website has a lot of detailed information about the specs, format and tools itself. But in … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, Licensing, Pressed
Tagged Docblock, License, Licensing, SPDX, SPDX License Identifier, SPDX License List
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jQuery afterText Plugin
jQuery has a hard time dealing with text after something you’ve selected. But now it’s easy thanks to the jQuery afterText Plugin. Just change the text after something with the afterText() function: The difference to after(text) is that afterText(text) replaces … Continue reading
EllisLab: Copyright not by work but per File
In their run for re-licensing the CodeIgniter codebase under OSL (which in itself looks violating the shared authorship copyright as a whole as it has not yet been clarified with all authors and copyright holders in concrete), in a blog … Continue reading
Introducing: PasswordLib
Ircmaxell is Introducing PasswordLib, a PHP library for password hashing. It’s a spin-off from CryptLib which didn’t finish so far. Github; Packagist. MIT License.
Posted in Developing, Linked, PHP Library, Pressed
Tagged Anthony Ferrara, Hash, Password, PHP, phpass
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Iterating over Multiple Iterators at Once
PHP’s SPL has two build-in Iterators that deal with multiple iterators at once: AppendIterator and MultipleIterator. In this posting I’ll cover both a bit: AppendIterator will put one iterator after the other so it get’s like a long queue or … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, Pressed
Tagged AppendIterator, DualIterator, foreach, Iterator, Iterators, Marcus Börger, MultipleIterator, PHP
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CSS Selector to XPath conversion
While playing with a parser experiment that fully supports the CSS selectors syntax and the discovery of the Selectors API I started to think about the transformation from CSS selectors to XPath. Sure I’m not the only one, so I … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, PHP Development, Pressed
Tagged CSS, CSS Selector, DOMDocument, DOMXPath, HTML, PHP, Selectors API, XPath
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Some PHP Iterator Fun
I must have had too much free time. Over at Stackoverflow some kind of PHP question pops up from time to time about how to distribute a sequence of data in form of a table or in columns. You already … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, Pressed
Tagged Column, foreach, Iterator, Iterators, Matrix, PHP, Row, Table
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Architecture the Lost Years (Robert Cecil Martin; 4 Nov 2011)
Did worldwide Hypertext turned software developers out in the field upside-down? In Architecture the Lost Years (1h 06m) Robert C. Martin talks about the web and how it influenced development design decisions in the last decade(s). Is the system the … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, Linked, Pressed, Surviving the Internet
Tagged Architecture, Clean Architecture, HTML, HTTP, MVC, Robert C. Martin, Robert Cecil Martin, Software Development, Uncle Bob, Video
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