So just recently I decided I would rather use the “Sign-In With Google” feature, rather than trying to recreate a user system on my end. I followed the information on Google’s siteRead More…
While at ZendCon2017 this year, I ran across bugsnag in the vendor exhibit hall, and decided I needed to add them to one of my production sites, so I could be notifiedRead More…
Cookies are designed to be a string, and often contain just one key/value pair, or get serialized into a string delimited by semi-colons or commas. On one of my sites, I’m updatingRead More…
Components are going to be the way to do things in Angular 2, but I’ve got plenty of apps that are still using Angular 1.x, so to make my code more re-usableRead More…
I’ve been rebuilding one of my sites to use Angular, and had attached my controllers to several endpoints that returned a variety of data models. I built the endpoints following the principle ofRead More…
Recently I have been updating one of my older sites to a completely new code base, and with that new code I’ve switched all old MySQL calls from the old mysql_* functionsRead More…
Lateley, I’ve been looking for new coding tools, because I switch between front end and back end regularly. Previously, I had been using Eclipse with various plugins, and also Zend Studio (basedRead More…
In order to speak with AD servers, PHP installs need to use openldap. And for the openldap server to maintain a trust level with the Active Directory server, we need to reference the AD’sRead More…
If you’re managing users on site, and using Google for Education/Business to handle mail and calendars, you’re going to have to change passwords, change usernames, suspend and restore. Thankfully, all of theseRead More…
Note: Google has changed things. Please see the comment from Ishaq below. There’s a lot of documentation on the Google Admin SDK API for both Java and Python, but since the PHPRead More…