Generally assets are stored in your public directory, right? They are public, so anyone can get access to them. But nowadays the performance is a very important factor when deploying a new app. I strongly recommend you to minify and cache your assets, like CSS files, Javascript files and Images. If you are using 11 … Continue reading Managing assets…
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6 posts
4 Nov 2013
18 Sept 2013
These days I’m thinking about productivity and the use of PHP frameworks. I’ve read some posts about framework X or Y, defending a framework instead of another one. I know people that use a framework like Zend Framework to develop a simple website just to say they’re using it, and not an “easy” framework. I … Continue reading Solve the…
21 Jun 2013
Hello again! It’s my second post today! I’m electric! I am developing a project that uses a package I’m developing too. So, it is a real time test project. I find a new way to do something and write it inside my package and uses that. But sometimes this is a boring work. I am … Continue reading Testing your…
7 Mar 2013
Hi everybody! Today I’ll write about how you can contribute with PHP community creating packages (or updating your’s) using Composer and Packagist. First, if you’re a PHP developer and don’t know yet what is Composer, take a look on the post Why you should use Composer and how to start using it to get more … Continue reading Creating your…
26 Jan 2013
Hello! One of the most big changes happening in PHP world is the Composer. I’m shure you heard about it but maybe you don’t know why you should use it and how much it is good for you and your projects. What is Composer? When you need some specific code in PHP you can go … Continue reading Why you…
22 Jan 2013
Hello everyone! Use or not to use a PHP Framework on your new projects? Here I’ll talk about my personal opinion about that and I wish help you. First, I have a simple concept about languages and respectives frameworks: a framework must make the development simpler. Every software has a single purpose: work! This is … Continue reading Why you…