You Know, You Know, You Know
On this episode (where Edd says ‘You Know’ alot!) we start off with discussion surrounding Lew’s recent move. Following this, we chat about odd IE 9 bugs, PostgreSQL Query Optimiser internals, the NPM left-pad saga and Lumen. This leads us on to discuss different Database GUI applications, Lew’s fun with public-key API authentication and the anti-pattern of striving for ‘pretty’ URLs. Finally, we bring up the topic of handling email delivery, using DigitalOcean to host podcast episodes and an interesting tidbit on the ‘break’ control structure in PHP.
Show Links
- Drop IE-specific status codes workarounds and require IE10+ - github/fetch - GitHub
- XMLHttpRequest response has no headers in Internet Explorer - Stack Overflow
- Internet Explorer Bugs
- I’ve Just Liberated My Modules
- Lessons learned from npm fiasco: How much harm can 11 JavaScript lines of code can do?
- Bruce Momjian
- Bruce Momjian - Explaining the Postgres Query Optimizer
- Lumen - PHP Micro-Framework By Laravel
- Atom
- Facebook has been draining your iPhone battery
- Transactional Email API Service for Developers by Rackspace - Mailgun
- Transactional Email from MailChimp - Mandrill
- Email Delivery & Transactional Email Service - SendGrid
- Navicat GUI - DB Admin Tool for MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, SQLite, Oracle & PostgreSQL client
- Fraser Hart on Twitter: “Highly recommend this book to all devs and programmers #java #javascript #php #python #webdev (courtesy of mugs) https://t.co/PR2s1yQq6X”
- Illuminate\Support\Collection - Laravel API
- PHP: break - Manual