For those of you not fortunate enough to live in Cyprus, here is a glimpse at how Easter (and other major holidays like … Sundays) are celebrated in Cyprus villages. The photo comes from this article (in Greek) which (to the best of my knowledge) tries to warn people about buying meat from non-certified butchers. … Continue reading Easter in Cyprus
CommitStrip nails one of the ways of getting into a bad project … I remember reading an interview with Matt Mullenweg (though can’t seem to find a reference now), where he said that this sort of thing happened with Automattic. Â People were asking them for commercial support, but they didn’t want to do it, so … Continue reading Bad project
tus.io, in their own words: People share more and more photos and videos every day. Mobile networks remain fragile however. Platform APIs are a mess and every project builds its own file uploader. There are a thousand one week projects that barely work, when all we need is one real project. One project done right. … Continue reading tus.io – open protocol for resumable file uploads
First of all, I would like to take this opportunity and wish composer a happy birthday and many more years to come. Â It’s been five years, and the world of PHP has changed so drastically that not many people remember how it used to be before. I would have completely missed the birthday if it … Continue reading Adventure in composer private repositories
I really liked this article –Â How To Keep Your Best Programmers. Â It’s not your average three paragraphs and a link, I admit. It’s somewhat of a long read. Â But it does a good job of explaining why people in general, and good developers in particular choose to leave or stay in the company. It’s difficult … Continue reading How To Keep Your Best Programmers