filefetcher
The module I want to present facilitates installation
of various one-file-applications, like
composer, phpunit,
symfony installer, box,
php-cs-fixer,
and many others.
Today I spent most of the day collecting various examples concerning puppet. The goal I have in mind is to have a single place to test all the Puppet stuff.
This is the tutorial that explains how to get started with: Symfony and Behat. It contains a step by step procedure to develop a simple web application in a BDD style.
This is the final example in the first Symfony/BDD series. It demonstrates how to create and test error pages.
This is the fifth example in Symfony/BDD series. It demonstrates how to create and test CRUD.
This is the fourth example in Symfony/BDD series. It demonstrates how to use FOSUserBundle.
This is the third example in Symfony/BDD series. It demonstrates how to use fixtures.
This is the second example in Symfony/BDD series. It demonstrates how to create simple web pages.
This example demonstrates how to begin the adventure of BDD. Here I will show you how to create Hello, world! application using Symfony and Behat.
In the posts that will follow I will use Vagrant and symfony-v0.4.4 box. If you want to follow up with the examples, you need to prepare and install this box on your machine.
Varnish is a reverse HTTP proxy, sometimes referred to as a HTTP accelerator or a web accelerator. It can speedup the process of serving content over HTTP protocol 60 times!
Here you will find the explanation how to run Symfony Standard app Digital Ocean.
Digital Ocean is a really wonderful place to host your applications. In this post I will show you how to generate and configure SSH key for your newly created droplet.
This post explains how to configure Symfony/Vagrant to get response time below 100 ms. And how to do it without NFS! This is, in my opinion, the best way to run the Windows/Vagrant/Symfony combination.
This is just a greeting.