In the previous part of “How to improve my PHP code?” we set up some automated tools to automatically review our code. That’s helpful, but it doesn’t really give us any impression on how our code meets the business requirements. We now need to create tests specific to our code’s
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Let’s be honest. PHP has a very bad press when it comes to code quality. By reading this series of articles, you will learn how to improve the quality of your PHP code.
Have you ever subscribed to a free trial version of an online application lured by the possibility of canceling anytime but only after giving your credit card number? Tried to unsubscribe from SMS or newsletter ads, but couldn’t find the friggin button? Welcome to the world of dark UX patterns.
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Kickstart the New Year with the best tech events in Tricity and stay on top of the game for the whole year!
With the start of a brand new year ahead we’ve selected top tech events to help you kick-start a prosperous year. Maybe this year you’ll learn a new programming language?
Getting started with Android Things is relatively easy. I had an opportunity to check it out for the first time during one of the training sessions during Google Developer Days Europe 2017. Let’s check it out!
During Google Developer Days Europe in Cracow, Poland I’ve tried Flutter SDK. Should you do the same?
After we’ve dealt with setting up the server and the client, there’s one last thing to do in order to make the game smooth: how to compensate lags between them.
There is a lot of information recently about Kotlin, what it is, how better it is from Java, should you move to Kotlin, who created it and above all that Google officially support it since I/O 2017. You can easily find materials teaching you all great features Kotlin has. But