I've been playing around with Scala quite a bit this week. So far I'm digging the extreme utility and breadth of the language. As my day-to-day work is typically centered around web development, I figured I should check out what Scala had to offer in that direction. Quite a bit, it turns out. There are several web frameworks for Scala, not including all the Java ones that are available.
Scalatra was very accessible, and I've been able...
I really like Clojure and I keep coming back around to it every few months. I started playing with Clojure just a few months after Rich released it. It was one of the first open source projects I ever donated to. I always dream about working with a game engine that can be coded and updated live from a REPL.
jME3 seemed like a cool engine to start playing with and has good documentation. jMonkeyEngine 3 is a 3D game framework for the JVM. You can...
On the recommendation from Dries and some prodding from Jeremy I decided that maybe I should post something regarding some work I did a few months ago.
Drupal is amazing with how it's able to provide information about its runtime and environment even though PHP has little of the functionality to provide it. Specifically the Forms API layer allows you to programmatically access all the "metadata" related to any form.
$form = array(); $form['form_id'] = '...
Well, we are a fairly opinionated bunch, so it was really only a matter of time before we started a blog.
What should you expect to read from this cavalier bunch of Drupal developers?
That's a great question - you shouldn't be surprised if you read us weighing in on a fairly wide array of subjects, such as Drupal (obviously), Git, Emacs, OS X, Linux, development workflows, programming languages (not limited to, but certainly including PHP), project management concepts and all...