by Sourcetoad | Dec 1, 2015 | Cool Tools, Web Application Development
The nice thing about using Heroku is that it is very simple to deploy. Just git push Heroku master. There are, however, just a few simple bad practices to eliminate. For instance, it’s important not to store configurations in your code. Also don’t assume...
by Sourcetoad | Nov 24, 2015 | Task Runners, Web Application Development, Web Training
Introduction: A couple projects ago, a client of ours wanted a simple forum system. Nothing nearly as complicated and feature-filled as phpBB or other high grade options. The decision was made to go with Bbii. Sadly Bbii maintainer has yet to convert the module into a...
by Sourcetoad | Nov 16, 2015 | Management Resources
We’re growing! Which means we’re hiring developers and designers of caliber whose talents we can utilize to relieve some of the pressure upon our existing team members, as well as begin work on projects that we simply haven’t had the time to devote the proper energy...
by Sourcetoad | Sep 21, 2015 | Code, Web Application Development
Yii is an amazing framework. As it has been iterated on version 2 is now out and is quickly picking up adoption. With this comes the need to migrate components, modules, and a whole slew of other logic. This blog is a few pointers that we picked up along the way while...
by Sourcetoad | Sep 15, 2015 | Code
“Write a blog post” they said, “It will be fun.” Okay, then, let’s talk about code standards. This is something we’ve been discussing internally for quite some time; writing up a set of standards that we could use as a company to keep our code consistent...
