by Lee Forkenbrock | Apr 5, 2016 | CakePHP Development, Unit Testing
Unit tests are a standard part of the Loadsys workflow. Testing provides developers and our clients assurance that our code is as bug free as possible and it meets the requirements. When you first start writing tests, it is a real challenge to write tests that are...
by Lee Forkenbrock | Jul 21, 2015 | CakePHP Development
I presented a talk at CakeFest 2015 about CakePHP configuration by extracting the differences in your app that are unique to each operating environment out into config files and I wanted to sum up the approach here. There is a repo available with sample CakePHP 3 /...
by Lee Forkenbrock | Apr 16, 2015 | CakePHP Development
One of the key goals of CakePHP 3 as discussed recently was making CakePHP 3 more decoupled. CakePHP 3 has achieved that goal very nicely. Take a look at the CakePHP organization’s repos on GitHub and you will find a long list of decoupled collections of classes...
by Lee Forkenbrock | Jan 27, 2015 | Ember JS Development
Much has already been written about the client side JavaScript framework for building ambitious web applications, Ember.js. If you’ve heard of Ember.js, then you likely know that it has a somewhat high learning curve. That comes with being a full featured...
by Lee Forkenbrock | Jan 15, 2015 | Ember JS Development
The easiest to start building Ember.js apps is with ember-cli. This tool defines a conventional way to organize Ember.js code, has generators for creating the appropriate new files, and defines how the assets get built into 2 compiled files. It is installed with npm,...
