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Battling mysql storage engines

Usually storage engines are of little interest for WordPress plugin developers. But if you try to use foreign keys you better be sure, that you have the right constellation of engines between the tables of your plugin and the ones from WordPress. This post highlights some of the details of the different engines in this regard and shows you how to select the correct engine for your tables.

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OOD in WordPress Plugins

The past half year I have been working extensively on the development of a couple of WordPress plugins. I have touched on some of the issues I have encountered in a previous post already. But I would like to touch a bit more on the plugin development in regard to object-oriented design in particular.

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Lessons learned in WordPress plugin development

The last couple of weeks I got into WordPress plugin development. Although I have been using WordPress for several occasions, I never really got beyond the point where some simple theme customizations did not get there. In general I am not a big fan of php. Nevertheless I admired WordPress for its coding standards and…

Global exception handling with Play 2.0

Today just a small gem that still took my way too long to figure out. Mainly because the documentation of the Play Framework isn’t at its best. I wanted to add some sort of global error handling to my play application. So the goal is, that I can specify the behavior based on the type…

Building applications with Scala, Play and Angular

After working with the Play framework a lot (version 1.x though, with Java) at University and taking the Scala course with Odersky on Coursera, I’ve been wanting to try out Play 2.x with Scala for a long time. The last couple of days I spent wading through various tutorials until I finally got my first…

Custom form validation in Angular JS

This article is part of the bigger series about my Software Engineering internship this summer. To read all the posts, simply visit the category archive. Today just a quick Angular JS gem on how to create your own form validation directives. I’m still working on the follow up post to the article From Request to…

Build your own HTML element with Angular

This article is part of the bigger series about my Software Engineering internship this summer. To read all the posts, simply visit the category archive. In a earlier post I mentioned that I need some standardized way to hide buttons on my view until the user hovers over the containing element. Certainly the way I…

From Request to Response – Part 1

This article is part of the bigger series about my Software Engineering internship this summer. To read all the posts, simply visit the category archive. Today I’d like to give you some insights 4seohunt.com/www/www.aleaiactaest.ch on a application architecture as a whole. So first let’s review the architecture once again. I already briefly presented it in…