Eric Leclerc

I’m using the latest Sublime Text 2 Beta 2165 and most of the themes lack support for syntax coloring in Markdown documents. I’ve modified the Solarized (Light) theme to add support for markdown element. Here’s the diff file to apply to your Solarized (Light).tmTheme file (you should in fact, apply this to a copy of [...]

This is what most PHP developer do, most of the time. Most PHP devs don’t like to reuse, they think their case is unique, those who don’t… well, they don’t call themselves php developers, they call themselves drupal devs or wordpress devs or symfony devs or whatever cms/framework dev. But the real (sarcasm) php dev [...]

I’ve mentionned DDD in the previous post, this post is me drafting publicly my thought on the design patterns generally associated with it. this is a work in progress. Even if not doing Domain Driven Development, the design patterns usually used by the DDD people are something that can benefit a lot of project. To [...]

Domain Driven Design is a development methodology, the term have been coined by Eric Evans 1. Domain Driven Design (DDD) being a complete development methodology, that means that you can’t learn DDD simply by reading code sample, and a few things are necessary for his success, such as: Developers who understand design patterns Access to [...]

Or at least not suck as a developer/coworker change job If you have only worked for one company, using only one style of coding and project management, and have seen only your code / your friends code, then do everybody a favor (including you) and get out of there, go see how things happens “in [...]

PHP devs in or around Ottawa should check out the brand new Ottawa PHP google group and #ottawaphp freenode channel (and of course my very own Ottawa PHP Community aggregator). update: both projects killed due to total lack of interest and/or php developers in Ottawa

If you are a web developer and: you have interest in all aspect of web dev. ie: design, css, javascript, html, xss, crsf, rest, etc you know how to use the command line and how to setup/configure your own dev server you have some code of yours on a public repository (github, sourceforge, bitbucket, etc) [...]