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  • 07.12. One-click Deployment

    Today’s topic is deployment. It’s called one-click deployment for a reason: Developers are lazy. It’s hard to do less than clicking on one button, so that’s our goal. With the growing need for lower time-to-market and faster response to user feedback it is inevitable to not be limited by technical factors (there are enough other…

  • 06.12. Doctrine 2 – Zend Framework Integration

    In yesterday’s article of our advent calendar, we explained the concepts underlying Doctrine 2. In today’s article, we want to use that knowledge and create a simple Zend Framework (ZF) application that uses Doctrine 2 to persist its business objects. While explaining how to integrate Doctrine 2 into Zend Framework, we will create a generic…

  • To Protect and Surf

    Slashdot reports, that CSS History Sniffing is back – this time utilizing the latency that your browser shows when you have visited a site already. The time a browser takes to respond differs when the resource that is linked in a page is already in the browser cache. Of course that only works when you…

  • 05.12. Doctrine 2

    Object-relational mapping (ORM) frameworks have been around for several years now and for some people, ORM is already outdated by now. As we have seen with other technologies and concepts before, PHP is not exactly what we call an early adopter among the programming languages. Thus it took some time for ORM to grow up…

  • 03.12. Setting up an own QA Environment for Javascript

    Nearly every PHP project comes up with a great set of tools to assure the quality of source code; unit tests are a no longer a „nice to have“ feature, they are common components in new projects. While unit tests help you to provide solid interfaces and proof the functionality of a certain method, there…

  • 01.12. CLOUD Transformation Model

    What we want to do? The blog post proposes procedures to analyze architectures and applications that are based on clients, server and cloud technologies to find vulnerabilities with the goal to increase security. Who are the unknowns? Web Desktop Systems (WDS) are based on web technologies that distribute their parts over clients and servers with…

  • Tracking Menaces for Your Privacy

    A lot of people are talking about a particular research paper featured by Wired of late. That paper describes, how users can be, and are, tracked against their express wish. Even deleting cookies does not solve the tracking problem. A lot of folks talk about how unethical, probably unlawful and unfair it is. So far,…

  • Decoupling URLs from Rewrite Rules

    Apache’s mod_rewrite is a really powerful tool, but with great power comes great responsibility. You wouldn’t like your customer to have to edit your rewriting rules.

  • Cinder now available at Mayflower Open Source Labs

    Cinder is a plug-in for your eclipse-based IDE (eclipse, Zend Studio, etc.) to display results of your Continuous Integration environment right inside your IDE. We just released version 0.1.6, which you can install via the Eclipse Update Manager and the URL http://opensource.mayflower.de/cinder, then activating it via "Window -> Show View -> Other -> Cinder". If…

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