Autor: Tim Strehle

  • Link List: Reading 2.0

    Tim O’Reilly at O’Reilly Radar: „Here’s a reading list of links to summarize the discussion at the Reading 2.0 summit held today in San Francisco.“

  • Tonic: A RESTful Web App Development Framework

    „Tonic is an open source less is more, RESTful Web application development and Web site management PHP script designed to do things „the right way“, where resources are king and the framework gets out of the way and leaves the developer to get on with it.“

  • Entrepreneurial Proverbs

    Marc Hedlund at O’Reilly Radar – Entrepreneurial Proverbs: „I gave a talk at ETech on Monday called „Entrepreneuring for Geeks.“ I’ve given this general talk a few times now — how can the more technically minded among us move into making companies of our own? […] Momentum builds on itself — just start. Do whatever…

  • Chorizo!

    „Chorizo! makes it easy for you to find possible security issues upfront. With the easy to use scanner interface, you are able to insure the security and quality standards of your Web-Applications.“

  • Thoughts on Complexity

    Kurt Cagle – Thoughts on Complexity: „Over the years, I’ve noticed that in programming, as in other systems, there seems to be a fairly invariant rule out there: You can never eliminate complexity from a system, you can only move it from place to place. or, put another way, In any program, someone will have…

  • Zend Framework

    „Zend Framework is a high quality and open source framework for developing Web Applications and Web Services.“

  • US-ASCII transliterations of Unicode text

    Harry Fuecks at SitePoint – US-ASCII transliterations of Unicode text: „[I] ported Text::Unidecode to PHP. […] What I’ve done is easy, compared to the amazing job Sean M. Burke has done with Text::Unidecode. You really need to read the docs to understand what it does and it’s limitations but, in short, it keeps a “database”…

  • PHP and Scrum: the dreamteam in agile web development

    Björn Schotte – PHP and Scrum: the dreamteam in agile web development: „You may have heard about Agile Programming, eXtreme Programming and the like. I want to introduce to you Scrum, which is „an agile, lightweight process that can be used to manage and control software and product development using iterative, incremental practices.“.“

  • Join the rat pack with PackRat

    Giles Turnbull at O’Reilly Mac DevCenter – Join the rat pack with PackRat: „What these webapps need are simple-functionality desktop equivalents that allow you to at least view your data, better still edit it too, and then automagically sync themselves with the online version the next time you’re connected.“

  • What Corporate Projects Should Learn from Open Source

    Andrew Stellman and Jennifer Greene at ONLamp.com – What Corporate Projects Should Learn from Open Source: „It is rare to find a corporate environment where the project team has anything approaching the level of planning, documentation, or review found in successful open source projects. For some reason, as soon as a budget and a deadline…