The Daily Drupaler
This is an archive of the 666 email messages I have sent to my daily mailing list since the 12th of August, 2022. Enjoy!
- 20th January 2024: PHPUnit or Pest?
- 19th January 2024: Tests can assert multiple things
- 18th January 2024: Is zero unlimited?
- 17th January 2024: Please don't use short variable names
- 16th January 2024: Daily or quarterly?
- 15th January 2024: Don't be perfect, be useful
- 14th January 2024: Code is a liability, not an asset
- 13th January 2024: Testing Legacy with Mike Karthauser
- 12th January 2024: Utility classes make global scope local
- 11th January 2024: My Drupal testing email course is live
- 10th January 2024: Don't put business logic in templates
- 9th January 2024: Using Tailwind CSS is a great way to learn CSS
- 8th January 2024: Try it and see
- 7th January 2024: Things take as long as they take
- 6th January 2024: Sculpin - the PHP static site generator
- 5th January 2024: PHP in Neovim
- 4th January 2024: Reuse what you can.
- 3rd January 2024: Why you need to start upgrading from Drupal 7 now
- 2nd January 2024: Flexible Mob and Pair Programming
- 1st January 2024: Continuous improvement
- 31st December 2023: Just...
- 30th December 2023: We've always done it this way
- 29th December 2023: Decide, automate, document
- 28th December 2023: Don't let pride get in the way of productivity
- 27th December 2023: Writing new code is quick, to begin with
- 26th December 2023: Good code is not about being easy to write
- 25th December 2023: A sneak peek of my Drupal automated testing course
- 24th December 2023: This should never happen
- 23rd December 2023: Using a whole framework or part of it
- 22nd December 2023: Which is the best programming language, CMS or framework?
