Today is a very personal day that is deeply connected with the programming language thatI use most – I could even say “love”. On this day 30 years ago a certain Rasmus Lerdorf made his Personal HomePage tools publicly available. The birth of a language that should change the WorldWideWeb – conincidentally invented by a … Continue reading Happy Birthday PHP→ The post Happy Birthday PHP appeared first on andreas.heigl.org.| andreas.heigl.org
I am a huge fan of ICS files! There! I said it! ICS files (or iCalendar files) are the exchange-format for calendaring informations. Whenever you need to transport calendaring information (Events, Todos, Free/Busy time) they are the way to go. ICS files are defined in RFC 5545 with some additions in RFC 7986 and. a … Continue reading →| andreas.heigl.org
How to write a good commit messages that actually helps my future self to understanding previous code-changes so that I can fix bugs easily| andreas.heigl.org
A short howto and how I tackled the challenges when introducing API testing into an existing application| andreas.heigl.org
When deploying code I by now almost always use git archive for that no matter whether that is library code or actually product code that gets deployed onto a (web)server. Recently I had a chat with someone that so far hadn’t heard of that so I realized perhaps it’s time to write about it. What … Continue reading Deploy using git archive→ The post Deploy using git archive appeared first on andreas.heigl.org.| andreas.heigl.org