Archive for the tag ‘howto’

  • Website Optimization Best Practices

    Monday, June 1st, 2009 by stevie

    Many new projects grow from a small base to a full blown app in time. Besides the pride of the accomplishments the developer now has to care about behind-the-scenes-stuff like page load, caching and effective webdesign to keep or improve the current speed when using the project.
    Speed – or to be more precise the lack [...]

  • Learn Java by camp fire stories

    Wednesday, April 29th, 2009 by stevie

    Certainly there are many many ways out there on how to learn a programming language. But did you ever hear about learning a new language by hearing (ie. reading) a camp fire story? No? Sure you didn’t!

  • Adding a simple pagination to your site

    Saturday, February 21st, 2009 by Erik

    or: the dangerousness of simple mathematics
    I guess many people had this problem before and I think everybody managed to solve this quite similar. Anyways, just in case this is useful for anybody: here’s how I added a pagination to a site recently.
    Given you have an array of products for example. Or maybe search results, a [...]

  • Checkout a project from svn – the right way

    Saturday, February 14th, 2009 by stevie

    Do you use eclipse? Do you use svn? Did you ever checked out a new project into your workspace?
    If you could answer all these questions with a “yes” you might have noticed afterwards that you can’t do anything with this project because eclipse created it as “general project”, meaning no java, php or anything other [...]

  • trac: Solving sqlite-issues when upgrading from Debian etch to lenny

    Monday, February 9th, 2009 by stevie

    On my dev-server I had to upgrade to the newer version of debian lenny (which will be released as stable version this week).
    The upgrade went fine but after it was finished trac (0.11.2.1 ) refused to start, throwing the error message
    DatabaseError: file is encrypted or is not a database