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blogs:
"knp-you":
title: KnpYou!
published: 2013-08-29
preview: |
Sometimes, learning something technical is just plain hard. Information
is scattered, opinions vary, and best-practices are buried. Nothing tells
the whole, realistic story in a real world application. We work together
on open source libraries, but not on tutorials.
So now, we're excited to enter our next phase, where it's all
about collaboration and working together!
author: weaverryan
category: news
"what-the-rest":
title: What the Rest?
published: 2013-09-04
preview: |
REST is as deep as the rabbit hole, with varied approaches and undefined
best-practices. Should I use custom hypermedia types or something
like HAL or JSON-LD? Should I implement OPTIONS? What role
should the API documentation play and what information should be described
inside the API itself? In this post, I'm asking for help.
author: weaverryan
category: tech
"licenses":
title: Finding our OS Content License
published: 2013-09-13
preview: |
We're releasing the content of our screencasts and we want to get the
license right. In this post, we give a little background and ask for
your thoughts.
author: weaverryan
category: tech
"rest-revisited":
title: REST Revisited
published: 2013-09-17
preview: |
After our recent "What the REST" post, a lot of people came out
to help answer the most difficult questions around creating a
RESTful API. In this post, I outline what we learned and what
questions remain before we release our REST tutorial.
author: weaverryan
category: tech
"rss":
title: We can has RSS?
published: 2013-09-27
preview: |
We have an RSS feed! Ok, that's not earth-shattering, but
we will be sharing tech experiences, updates, and other tech
topics and we don't want you to miss out. We also talk about
the code behind the RSS.
author: weaverryan
category: news
"requirejs-bower-grunt":
title: "Evolving RequireJS, Bower and Grunt"
published: 2014-01-02
preview: |
At SymfonyCon Warsaw, I talked about RequireJS, Bower and Grunt
in your PHP project. In this post, we'll go a bit further and
check out a way to organize things that may be even better!
author: weaverryan
category: symfony
"symfony-debugging-form-errors":
title: Accessing and Debugging Symfony Form Errors
published: 2014-01-10
preview: |
Inspired by an old StackOverflow post, we'll investigate why
it's so hard to get *all* of the errors of a form and unlock
some new tricks by understanding the form hierarchy.
author: weaverryan
category: symfony
"collaboration":
title: The Collaboration Machine of the Docs World
published: 2014-02-04
preview: |
Collaboration on software is *huge*, and we all enjoy the benefits.
So why don't we see more with documentation? I'll tell you where
I think tutorials & collaboration are going and what prevents
us from getting there. But I also want to know what keeps *you*
from writing tutorials and collaborating.
author: weaverryan
category: news
"drupaler-learn-symfony":
title: Want to be a Drupal 8 Expert? Start with Symfony
published: 2014-03-06
preview: |
Drupal 8 changes a lot under the hood and those will make you
a happier and more productive developer. But don't wait for its
release to kick butt in the new world. That's right, just learn
Symfony.
author: weaverryan
category: news