Amazon Web Services is a behemoth. When you’re using it – whether you’ve completely set up your account from scratch yourself; have inherited it from someone else; or are using it within a team of people – from time-to-time it becomes necessary to figure out just which AWS services you’ve set up. As far as I… read more
Released my first ‘proper’ npm package! (One that isn’t a linting config or a fork 😉 ) npmjs.com/package/sftp-to-papertrail
If you’re a full stack PHP dev in Melbourne and you’re looking for a job, let me know (backend focus but will be some frontend too).
Yay, no need to upgrade @yarnpkg in every @travisci build anymore! https://t.co/Yqthok689W
Wow, @WordPress now recommends PHP 7.2! (https://t.co/8midhIA8Cg) I’m not complaining, but that’s a massive jump gi… https://t.co/swieykb7uW
Ooh.. just discovered @NAB have some public APIs! https://t.co/Ji8WGkQP6j Can’t see transaction history yet, but it… https://t.co/lpC5gdxYsF
Deploying ES2015+ Code in Production Today https://t.co/5t1QlUukx1 via @philwalton
Just published my first package to @npmjs. Was a lot easier than I thought it’d be!
Trouble getting @code to ‘replace all’ with a particular regex. Solution (other than replacing 1 by 1): select all, replace in selection 😉
Also moved from @rememberthemilk & @Wunderlist to @todoist last wk, because again, that’s what everyone seems 2b doing. I’m a webapp sheep.
Moved from @sublimehq to @code today, coz that’s what everyone seems to be doing! Thx @daviddeejjames for being my guide.
We’re looking for PHP devs at @ChromatixAU: https://t.co/bbrp8Aj6GX
As of Chrome 57 – which is not quite out yet – this site will be automatically ‘preloaded’ over SSL – thanks to a new’ish web technology called HSTS.
A WordPress site I’m working on is going to have a ton of images being uploaded into it, and unfortunately that means that a bunch of resized images – many of which will never get used – will also be created. This takes up disk space, and differs from the way Drupal does it: where… read more
Symlinks can be created on Windows using mklink – even if they’re on a networked drive. But for Apache to follow the networked links, a few extra steps are required.
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