I like to keep track of all things: shopping list, payments, projects, appointments and so on. In doing so I know when I'm way behind as there is a pile of items in "pending". So I use Trello (most tasks, projects)…
I was wondering a similar implementation. I encrypt/decrypt database IDs to opaque them on the API. For primary entities but not enums/etc. I separated API vs Core/Database so I wasn't too fond of adapting the entities…
SEEKING WORK - Buenos Aires, Remote Freelance full-stack developer with 7+ years experience. Technologies used: * PHP, Javascript, HTML5/CSS3, jQuery, Angular, all web stuff * MySQL, Postgres * Gearman, Celery, RabbitMQ…
It seems the backend is PHP.
First, on the FAQ's section "How do I connect to the ssh service on my server?" is a typo: > An ssh-key is required to connnect to your server. Second, any plan other login/signup methods? Cool idea, I'll play with it.
http://antigen.sharats.me I'm not the original creator but currently maintaining Antigen: A plugin manager for zsh, inspired by oh-my-zsh and vundle. Back in the days I made and found quite useful Dumpr: Command line…
Laravel I believe matches most criteria above. Symfony would be a second choice. The driven factor though is community. This is key. No matter how good your framework is if there is no community behind it to create,…
I like to keep track of all things: shopping list, payments, projects, appointments and so on. In doing so I know when I'm way behind as there is a pile of items in "pending". So I use Trello (most tasks, projects)…
I was wondering a similar implementation. I encrypt/decrypt database IDs to opaque them on the API. For primary entities but not enums/etc. I separated API vs Core/Database so I wasn't too fond of adapting the entities…
SEEKING WORK - Buenos Aires, Remote Freelance full-stack developer with 7+ years experience. Technologies used: * PHP, Javascript, HTML5/CSS3, jQuery, Angular, all web stuff * MySQL, Postgres * Gearman, Celery, RabbitMQ…
It seems the backend is PHP.
First, on the FAQ's section "How do I connect to the ssh service on my server?" is a typo: > An ssh-key is required to connnect to your server. Second, any plan other login/signup methods? Cool idea, I'll play with it.
http://antigen.sharats.me I'm not the original creator but currently maintaining Antigen: A plugin manager for zsh, inspired by oh-my-zsh and vundle. Back in the days I made and found quite useful Dumpr: Command line…
Laravel I believe matches most criteria above. Symfony would be a second choice. The driven factor though is community. This is key. No matter how good your framework is if there is no community behind it to create,…