I was writing a requirement document for a client project and I wanted to outline some key indicators of quality he should expect from the final product. I thought of sharing it with you.
architecture
Introduction to the Hypermedia
At work, I had a conversation about implementing SOAP with an other service, It struck me that they did not talk about REST. Mostly in today’s distributed systems, you may want to think twice about how to implement for the future. This is some thoughts I had on the matter
What is Cloud computing when it is related to web application
Some guidelines on what is Cloud Computing related to the scaling point of view. This is the continuity of the thread about a shopping cart and payment gateway commerce site using a CMS. The conversation persisted on what to do and look for cloud hosting.
Some steps you can look for if you feel your web application is slow
A peer asked for opinion about things to consider to use cloud computing services. I assumed then that he meant that he wishes to use what some vendors sells as “flip the switch” scaling.
A quick overview on the advantages to architect you HTML in an “Object Oriented” approach
I am reading quite a few comments on mailing lists about how they’d like to improve the markup but show what we were doing many years ago. Ahem. When we were NOT yet doing HTML5. I would like to remind that OOCSS as far as I recall is to use CSS selectors in an Object Oriented approach. Nicole Sullivan, who … Continued
Choosing a framework, how I personally define what is “hot” about them, an evaluation process (part 1)
I do not want to say that I am an expert in programming languages, nor a PHP guru. But with my experience in web development and discussions with other community leaders from the Java, Ruby, Python, Javascript communities and with my own working in team, I learned stuff and here’s some of what I consider “hot”, in the PHP world, right now.