By David Jordan -
16th
August
2016
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So at Cyber-Duck we like to use the excellent Blade Extensions which add
various helpful features to Blade.
Unfortunately at present there’s a bug in the package. Typically it manifests itself as error message
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By Clément Blanco -
18th
March
2016
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Parse is great, even if they are planning to shutdown their services in 2017…
However, like a lot of other APIs they limit the amount of data you retrieve from them via a single call. The default value is 100 and can be maxed up to 1000 but what if you have 1001+ objects you’d like to retrieve?
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By Clément Blanco -
18th
March
2016
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Just wanted to post something really quickly, not really technical (that you might be already aware) and as it’s been (quite) a while since we haven’t posted anything here, let get rid of the dust!
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By Ben Speakman -
9th
December
2014
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If you haven’t already heard of it, Composer is a dependency manager for php and has really made an impact in the PHP development community.
It brings the same advantages as Node’s NPM and Ruby’s Gem package managers to the PHP world. Lots of other frameworks like Laravel use it to manage their core files and plugins. There are also other projects to try and bring Composer management to products like Wordpress and with just a little modification we can try to bring some of these same advantages to Opencart.
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By Ramon Lapenta -
17th
June
2014
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As part of Cyber-Duck’s R&D culture, we constantly evaluate emerging technology trends, to optimise our workflow and be prepared for the future. So, we developed Hoisin.scss, a simple, responsive mini framework, which standardises the work of our front-end team, while giving us full, creative control to tailor work to each project. Here, I will explain the process behind the framework’s creation, and the advantages it brings.
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By Ben Speakman -
16th
June
2014
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In this blog I am going to describe how we manage our Codeigniter deployments across several load balanced Amazon EC2 instances, but this should prove applicable for any PHP based application.
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