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RE: Work Faster? - solidcodes - 08-31-2015

@Diederik
I'm thinking of purchasing Sublime Text, PHPStorm is just too expensive.
I don't want to download crack version from torrentz because I'm afraid of viruses.

Quote:Another part is making a plan upfront about your approach to the project and write it down and make sure your client gets to read it and sign of on it.

Is this a contract from you?
If yes can you post this sample contract here.
So everyone will learn from you too...


RE: Work Faster? - solidcodes - 08-31-2015

@Diederik
Currently I use aptana editor very good in git bash commands.
Save me tons of time...


RE: Work Faster? - solidcodes - 08-31-2015

@mwhitney
Very nice input.
I will review them very carefully.
+1

Off topic, is the Practical CodeIgniter 3 book will also have all best practices for CodeIgniter 3?


RE: Work Faster? - mwhitney - 09-01-2015

(08-31-2015, 05:54 PM)solidcodes Wrote: Off topic, is the Practical CodeIgniter 3 book will also have all best practices for CodeIgniter 3?

That's up to Lonnie. The free sample gives you a pretty good idea of what he intends to cover and a short description of each of the chapters he intends to include in the final book (and a fair sample of the early chapters). I've mostly been checking the code and working with him to ensure the text is clear and consistent (hopefully).


RE: Work Faster? - solidcodes - 09-01-2015

@mwhitney
If he will put all best practices I might buy the book.
And I'm sure the newbie (beginners) will be attracted to it.