Ok, I made you look. Around the workplace, my UML diagrams have been called Redneck UML, Ghetto UML and my personal favorite, U Bonix. In this article I’ll discuss the benefits of using UML even when you suck at it. Read more…
In this article, the third in a series of creating a business objects framework for the Wordpress blogging environment, we will discuss the construction of a custom rule class based on the Rule abstract base class from the last article. Read more…
Microsoft’s configuration system is very handy, but often configuration access code can get pretty nasty and result in a lot of duplication. Read more…
This is Part II in a series of articles dedicated to building a business objects framework for the Wordpress environment. If you haven’t read Part I of the series, please check it out. Part I introduces the concept of a framework. Read more…
In this series of articles, I will cover the development of a business objects framework written in PHP for the Wordpress blogging platform. I come from a Java/C++/C# background, so I am quite fond of the benefits of Object Oriented Programming when it comes to validating and persisting data to a database. The framework I will construct draws inspiration from my work on other platforms. Read more…