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blog post in No Food for Thought Abject-Oriented Programming This wonderful piece about programming is getting old, but unfortunately remains just as funny.
blog post in No Food for Thought EasyPHP review - not so easy to choose over XAMPP In recent years, I ranted about 2 of the main options for installing a development AMP (Apache, PHP) stack (including Xdebug) on Windows, namely XAMPP and [http
blog post in No Food for Thought The Invented Here Syndrome A serious form of analysis paralysis may threaten you - the "Invented here syndrome" .
blog post in No Food for Thought Twitter's Bootstrap shall now bootstrap itself Last Summer, as I was working on the Tiki project, which uses Twitter's Bootstrap framework a lot, I realized that Bootstrap is quite hard to discover organically and I decided to bite the bullet and