In most frameworks, ORMs like say… Eloquent, do a fair job extracting and abstracting the database into objects programmers use, but also generally come with a super steep learning curve. Back in 2014, I set out to create an abstraction Read more…
Without the appropriate amount of caffeine or alcohol, “just do it recursively” can be a developer’s least favorite phrase. Don’t get me wrong, there is nothing more elegant than a well written recursive function. But when faced with a choice, Read more…
If you’ve spun your wheels in front end for a while, you may have found grinding out CRUD after CRUD UI gets a little… repetitive sometimes, even if you’re using you your favorite framework (vue, angular, react) coding javascript can Read more…
Formatted and re-published from the original account in May 2013. Feel free to read it here. Photos from NCRC mock cave rescue event. The following account contains details about a recent and complex rescue event. Information about the patient, Read more…
Being part time devops in a small shop can limit the time (and money) you spend load testing a web application or server API. And yet if you’re publishing a consumer application with the hopes of growing your user base, Read more…
Why spend time carefully curating photos on a photo sharing website, when you can simply upload them to a PHP enabled server and drop in a single gallery file? That was the motivation behind this configurable drop-in I first authored Read more…
TODO Update single file image gallery, update blog post Terrain for webGL auto-atc Blogs – Fitbit Integration (share heart rate) – WebGL and flight paths – Neural nets in LAMP – Ryan face shirts – Python controls/accelerometer interface (drone) – Read more…