If you need to know information on a web ssl certificate, but the accompaning URL redirects inmediately, it can be difficult to optain that information. Here’s how you do it in the CLI:
openssl s_client -connect foo.example.com:443 < /dev/null | openssl x509 -textDespite rumors to the contrary, configuring Apache as a reverse proxy isn’t all that hard. Here’s an example: Apache Reverse Proxy Configuration weiterlesen
Yii is one of the lesser known PHP Frameworks, but it has been around for quite some time and is notably popular with professional developers who hate faffing about when building web applications. It’s a sort-of secret tip and go-to toolkit for those who hate the shoddy and sub-par data- and application models of WordPress, Drupal and the likes. It is also the foundation of the professional Craft CMS. Yii Framework weiterlesen
PHP remains awesome and gets more awesome every day.
Here’s a very neat CQRS & Eventsourcing Lib in PHP.
Tearing ties between frontend and backend apart, going headless or at least ‘headlose’, brazenly moving dynamic logic to the client and decoupling as much as possible into disparate microservices. This probably is the way to go forward in the 2020ies for web content. One degraded WordPress project to many has me seriously looking into this sort of thing now. The JAMStack Approach weiterlesen
Lumen, a PHP Microservices Framework.
Software developers need the creativity of an artist, the thoroughness and competence of an engineer and the patience with humans of a doctor.
Gatsby is a Static Site Generator built around ReactJS. Here are some links:
Modern-Day Drag’n’Drop for the Web:
DropzoneJS & React Dropzone.
Enjoy.
Flow. Static typechecking for JavaScript.
Very nice.
Als erfahrener Websoftwareentwickler werde ich immer wieder mit mitunter seltsamen Anforderungen und Anfragen konfrontiert. Oft ergibt sich hier bei einem Sondierungsgespräch die Frage, was ich denn mit “Professioneller Webentwicklung” meine. Hier dazu eine Erklärung: Professionelle Webentwicklung und Frickelbuden weiterlesen
Here are some of the key things I’ve seen lead to problems in software projects, most of which are not directly related to the core development (design, build, and test) of the project.
