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Closed 10 years ago.
I'm looking to find a page of coding standards for Zend Framework 2. The reference used to have a page for it in version 1.x of the framework, but I cannot seem to find it anymore.
Specifically, I'm trying to deliver table + field name documentation to another developer I will be working with who's primary responsibility will be database engineering and maintenance. He has never worked with the ZF.
ZF2 follows mainly PSR-2 coding standard (implies also PSR-1)
For rules not defined by PSR-2 then exists this article in the official page http://framework.zend.com/manual/2.0/en/ref/coding.standard.html
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Closed 9 years ago.
We are contemplating using grails for our next project. But we are not sure if it is mature enough to use.
We have googled and even seen few existing posts on SO where people are saying good and bad things, but i guess they were old posts and articles.
As of 2013, and grails 2.2 release are there any concerns which we should consilder before moving to grails?
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Can someone please provide a simple example of how to consume a REST service using Delphi 2005?
The service appears to provide both XML and JSON, so I haven't decided which one to use.
Head to Delphi REST Clients Collection by Marco Cantù where you can find lots of code on the topic.
It's good for you. I wish you good luck
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Closed 11 years ago.
It seems that F# Type Providers are the leading feature of F# 3.0. My question is simple, what should I use it for? I am scientifically oriented (engineering). The only examples I have seen so far are related to web - is it the only real use of this feature?
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There is a nice introduction of Type Providers together with information on when to use them and when not to use them here.
A really nice example on how to implement a Vector type is here: http://www.mindscapehq.com/blog/index.php/2011/09/19/f-type-providers-as-if-by-magic/
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Closed 10 years ago.
Is there a guide / book about custom control development for iOS? All the books I've found don't go beyond using UIKit builtin controls.
As #petert wrote, Cocoa Controls is a great resource, but my favourite is by far iDev Recipes (even though it's not updating that often anymore). Check also http://maniacdev.com/, many open source libraries/projects can be found and it gets updated regularly. Ray Wenderlich has also many nice tutorials - scroll down to "Graphics and Animation".
EDIT: I just saw that #Jano suggests idevrecipes as well, sorry for doulbe posting
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Closed 10 years ago.
working with a small database,users and a minimal design are the most important needs.
Assuming you only want to do basic CRUD operations, and given the powerful scaffolding Rails has, I'd just take a few hours to build your own. If you need user authentication, simply use Devise and you should be all set.