Testing and fetishism
How silencing a failing test almost set our project on the downward spiral and why we should have known better.
How silencing a failing test almost set our project on the downward spiral and why we should have known better.
The Python for PHP Programmers book project: where it went, when it’s coming, what it will look like.
Excuses for absence. POPP Vol1 is published. POPP Vol2 is on the way. The Python book is in progress. Plans for the blog’s future content and platform.
PHP 8: Objects Patterns and Practice, 7th Edition Volume 1 is out! Volume 2 is complete in draft.
A sneak peek at the new cover design for Python for PHP Programmers, including some hat-oriented versions.
UPDATED. We wrote a PHP API client for OpenAI’s Assistants API… by accident. Maintain state! Build smart knowledge bases! Integrate third party tools!
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It’s nice to be nice. But even if you’re a meanie deep down inside, being good to your team is strategically the way to go.
Where is the beauty in beautiful code? Can code be art or even poetry? Let’s kick that around a little.
How is the Hidden Hat project doing after two weeks? What is the plan to build traffic?
Why is this site named for a Hidden Hat? The answer takes in code debugging and a beloved 1970s TV character.
In the first Hidden Hat diary entry, I introduce the site and the mission. Then I call for help.
Coders and writers are a sedentary bunch by and large. Because I’m both, I probably get a double dose of sitting around. Apparently sitting is the new smokin...
This is the inevitable test post for this soft-launched iteration of Matt Zandstra’s getinstance() site. It’s all a bit bare bones round here at the moment ...