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phly, boy, phly
Phly, boy, phly the weblog and site of Matthew Weier O'Phinney Wednesday, August 3. 2011 Using DocBlox Until a few years ago, there were basically two tools you could use to generate API documentation in PHP: phpDocumentor and Doxygen. phpDocumentor was long considered the standard, with Doxygen getting notice when more advanced features such as inheritance diagrams are required. However, phpDocumentor is practically unsupported at this time (though a small group of developers is working on a
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Jonathan Deutsch email instant_message facebook twitter flickr trips resume Software hyperedit The True Value of Automation October 13th, 2010 Automation is a bedrock of software engineering. Tools, scripts, tests, and even reports are vital glue that keep projects progressing forward. Because time spent on automation generally detracts from product work, it is considered an investment. Sadly, more often than not I see an erroneous equation applied to determine
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Random thoughts and serendipity
Random thoughts and serendipity A collection of jottings on various issues that excite no one else About Feed On FAmSCo again April 25th, 2011 § 0 comments § permalink It seems that I keep writing about the FAmSCo I was reading Joerg Simon?s post on the Membership statistics and wondered if the FAmSCo has considered the following aspects: the load on each Ambassador Mentor ie. how many candidates are they mentoring in a specific period of time whether there is a need to sponsor
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Skip to Navigation Search Search this site: Persistent Links Register Sign In Home Services Support Training Open Source Company Contact Us Careers Home ? Blogs ? jlewis's blog A Sane Approach to Software Procurement By John Lewis January 24, 2011 I've spent a lot of time over the past few years talking about what's wrong with the standard procurement process when it comes to adopting enterprise software, and how open source options cannot be properly considered under those circumstances