Francois Zaninotto's Blog: Introducing Code Usability
Francois Zaninotto has a recent post looking at something every developer should consider when creating their applications - especially the libraries that might be used by other developers: code...
View ArticlePerforce Software: Seven Pillars of Pretty Code
As linked to by Paul Jones there's an interesting whitepaper that's been published by Perforce Software about what they see as the Seven Pillars of Pretty Code. The essence of pretty code is that one...
View ArticleDZone.com: Writing clean code in PHP 5.4
With the first stable release of PHP 5.4 not too far off, it's important to understand the new features it offers and how to use them effectively. In this new post to DZone.com Giorgio Sironi shows...
View ArticleRafael Dohms' Blog: Book Review: The Art of Readable Code
Rafael Dohms has posted a new review of a book that focuses on helping you create better, more readable code - "The Art of Readable Code" (Dustin Boswell, Trevor Foucher, O'Reilly). This is isn't...
View ArticleIbuildings techPortal: DPC Radio: Clean PHP
On the Ibuildings techPortal today they've published the latest in their DPC Radio podcast series, sessions as recorded at the 2011 edition of the Dutch PHP Conference. In this latest episode...
View ArticlePHPMaster.com: Laravel: Is It Really Clean and Classy?
PHPMaster.com has a new tutorial in their series about the Laravel framework posted today asking if the framework is really "clean and classy" as its documentation describes. "Laravel is a clean and...
View ArticleAdam Culp: Clean Development Series (Parts 1, 2 & 3)
Adam Culp has posted a three part series to his blog with some guidance about how to create "clean code" in your application development: Whether we're experienced developers or newcomers, we've all...
View ArticleOscar Merida: Smelly PHP code
Oscar Merida has written up a sort of continuation to this series from Adam Culp about clean code, one that shares more tips on knowing when to refctor. Adam Culp posted the 3rd article in his Clean...
View ArticleAdam Culp: Clean Development Series: Part 4, Rewrite dilemma
Adam Culp has published the fourth part of his "Clean Code" series to his site today (see more about parts 1-3 here) with a look at the "Rewrite Dilema" - whether it's more productive to just rewrite...
View ArticleBob Majdak: Extending an Iterator to use an Iterator to make your code a...
In this new post to his site Bob Majdak talks about extending iterators to help make it easier to customize it for your needs. One of the nice things about iterators is the ability to shove them into...
View ArticleAnthony Ferrara: Beyond Clean Code
Anthony Ferrara has posted the latest in his "Beyond" series today with this new post - "Beyond Clean Code". In it he looks at the idea of "clean code" and proposed a different way to think about its...
View ArticleTheoDo.fr: Clean Architecture
In an article on Thedo.fr Tristan Roussel introduces you to some of the concepts behind Clean Architecture based on a talk he recently attended at a local Symfony user group. One particular talk...
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