rhspeer

8 ms·

31.
by rhspeer 12y ago
While a good post, the real issue is that non technical managers of technical projects is quickly becoming more of a risk than many projects can prudently accept. The old, and unfair, characterization of programmers as smelly trolls that ca
32.
by rhspeer 13y ago
down for me, this is the google cached version for the lazy: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttp%...
33.
by rhspeer 13y ago
Post on ruby.mn, with a link to a github account with some code samples, preferably with a unit test. Minnesota is an outstanding place that has programs in place for these sorts of things, and plenty of work. The winters are brutal, but t
34.
by rhspeer 13y ago
the easiest way is to use build.phonegap.com and connect it to your github.com repo, as well as your src directory in the grunt build tool. Cordova is the open source project uses the same code magic that phonegap does, and can be installed
35.
by rhspeer 13y ago
no idea why I said pretty great multiple times, after reading several posts on american stereotypes, I think I just need to drive my truck to a restaurant and tip largely to complete my day.
36.
by rhspeer 13y ago
I just wrapped up a project not using this full workflow, but using node-webkit + grunt-node-webkit-builder. To answer a few questions posed here: 1) It worked great for me, but we were doing a very simple presentation type app 2) grunt-nod
37.
by rhspeer 14y ago
Projects like Doctrine & swift mailer for email have been adopted and had development funded by Sensio @fabpot's dev shop. So while not a tightly coupled part of Symfony they are related through developers, community, and funding
38.
by rhspeer 14y ago
It's not reasonable to host symfony on anything less than a VPS. It can be done, but you can also punch yourself in the face. Servergrove.com has the best options for symfony sites IMHO
39.
by rhspeer 14y ago
My little world of web apps there are 2 types of testers, both valuable. 1) Programmer testers that write reusable, and automated tests, as well as encourage & assist the dev team to write their own tests. These folks work through the e
40.
by rhspeer 14y ago
QA, testing web sites in late development and logging bugs. Most developers hate doing this, & PM's are not good at anything. I usually pay $40/hr for this, however it only takes a few hours, and that rate means the bug report is report