TecChannel had a (German) article about one of my favorite tools: Launchy - a program for starting applications or opening web pages …
If you are a PHP programmer and interested in CakePHP, CakeFest was a conference for you. Not attended? There are slides online:
- Re-imagining CakePHP (Graham Weldon)
- Using and re-using CakePHP plugins (Pierre Martin)
- How to use MongoDB with CakePHP (Yasushi Ichikawa)
- CakePHP in higher education (J. Erik Schaeffer)
- Plumbing with Cake: Integrating CakePHP and Drupal (Mark Tovey)
- Designing CakePHP plugins for consuming APIs (Neil Crookes)
- Simplifying heavy client side web applications using CakePHP and Adobe Flash Builder 4 (Brandon Plasters)
- CakePHP Community: The whole is greater than the sum of its parts (Larry Masters)
- Win at life with unit testing (Mark Story)
- Its easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get ACL permissions! (Erik Peterson)
- Developing an API (Andrew Curioso)
- CakePHP at a massive scale, on a budget (Andy Gale)
And according to Entwickler.COM the conference should be held in 2011 too…
If you are a Java programmer unit tests are a standard. Therefore mocking is also a discipline you know. If you are interested in the mock library Mockito, the DZone article “5 minute Mockito” is worth reading.
