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moondeerdotblog · 4 years ago

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plugin-prismjs (A README Experience)

A plugin for Micro.blog that injects Prism Javascript and CSS stylesheets to enable syntax highlighting for a sh$t ton of grammars within inline <code> tags and <pre><code> combination code blocks. Its code lives here.

Prism looks for <code class="language-xxx"> tags for inline syntax highlighting and for <pre><code class="language-xxx"> tags for syntax highlighting blocks of code.

For example, the opening tags for the following would be <pre><code class="language-ebnf">:

The configuration for the Javascript that lives at static/assets/js/prism.js is captured by its monster opening comment block:

/* PrismJS 1.25.0 https://prismjs.com/download.html#themes=prism&languages=markup+css+clike+javascript+abap+abnf+actionscript+ada+agda+al+antlr4+apacheconf+apex+apl+applescript+aql+arduino+arff+asciidoc+aspnet+asm6502+asmatmel+autohotkey+autoit+avisynth+avro-idl+bash+basic+batch+bbcode+bicep+birb+bison+bnf+brainfuck+brightscript+bro+bsl+c+csharp+cpp+cfscript+chaiscript+cil+clojure+cmake+cobol+coffeescript+concurnas+csp+coq+crystal+css-extras+csv+cypher+d+dart+dataweave+dax+dhall+diff+django+dns-zone-file+docker+dot+ebnf+editorconfig+eiffel+ejs+elixir+elm+etlua+erb+erlang+excel-formula+fsharp+factor+false+firestore-security-rules+flow+fortran+ftl+gml+gap+gcode+gdscript+gedcom+gherkin+git+glsl+gn+go+graphql+groovy+haml+handlebars+haskell+haxe+hcl+hlsl+hoon+http+hpkp+hsts+ichigojam+icon+icu-message-format+idris+ignore+inform7+ini+io+j+java+javadoc+javadoclike+javastacktrace+jexl+jolie+jq+jsdoc+js-extras+json+json5+jsonp+jsstacktrace+js-templates+julia+keepalived+keyman+kotlin+kumir+kusto+latex+latte+less+lilypond+liquid+lisp+livescript+llvm+log+lolcode+lua+magma+makefile+markdown+markup-templating+matlab+maxscript+mel+mermaid+mizar+mongodb+monkey+moonscript+n1ql+n4js+nand2tetris-hdl+naniscript+nasm+neon+nevod+nginx+nim+nix+nsis+objectivec+ocaml+opencl+openqasm+oz+parigp+parser+pascal+pascaligo+psl+pcaxis+peoplecode+perl+php+phpdoc+php-extras+plsql+powerquery+powershell+processing+prolog+promql+properties+protobuf+pug+puppet+pure+purebasic+purescript+python+qsharp+q+qml+qore+r+racket+cshtml+jsx+tsx+reason+regex+rego+renpy+rest+rip+roboconf+robotframework+ruby+rust+sas+sass+scss+scala+scheme+shell-session+smali+smalltalk+smarty+sml+solidity+solution-file+soy+sparql+splunk-spl+sqf+sql+squirrel+stan+iecst+stylus+swift+systemd+t4-templating+t4-cs+t4-vb+tap+tcl+tt2+textile+toml+tremor+turtle+twig+typescript+typoscript+unrealscript+uri+v+vala+vbnet+velocity+verilog+vhdl+vim+visual-basic+warpscript+wasm+web-idl+wiki+wolfram+wren+xeora+xml-doc+xojo+xquery+yaml+yang+zig&plugins=line-numbers+toolbar+copy-to-clipboard */

The functionality of the page was spotty, but the following link oughta load that monster configuration up there into the Prism Download Page .

I threw in the copy to clipboard plugin (which is dependent on the toolbar plugin) for that little copy button:

I also include the line numbers plugin. It looks for tags that include a line-numbers class.

For example, the opening tags for this code might be <pre><code class="language-json">:

Or, you could toss in the line-numbers class, kinda like <pre class="line-numbers"><code class="language-json">:

I have noticed that the line number appearance can be kinda spotty as far as alignment. The problem seems to lie somewhere in the CSS. The HTML DOM contains the correct number of generated <span> tags to represent the lines.

Let’s check out the plugin parameters, shall we?

Alrighty, first up is the theme. I rolled my own darcula-esque them and named it moondeer. This what you see above and get by default. I included the stylesheets for all the themes that were available on the download page as well. All the stylesheets live at static/assets/css/prism-STYLE.css. So the out of the box theme lives at static/assets/css/prism-moondeer.css.

If you want to play around with the themes, these would be the supported parameter values: moondeer, default, dark, coy, funky, okaidia, solarized-light, twilight, tomorrow-night.

The stylesheet living at static/assets/css/prism.css addresses a line-number spacing issue I ran into.

So, the Font Size parameter gets inserted into the partial injected into the page <head>. Rather than maintain a bunch of stylesheets (and in order to parameterize it), I chose to set the size here and slap on !important.

I also chose to inject the Javascript here, figuring it would cut down on repainting highlighted text over the original input.

{{ $theme := site.Params.prismjs_theme | default "moondeer" }} <link rel="stylesheet" href="/assets/css/prism-{{ $theme }}.css"> <script src="/assets/js/prism.js"></script> {{ $font_size := site.Params.prismjs_font_size | default "0.5rem" }} <style>code[class*=language-],pre[class*=language-] { font-size: {{ $font_size }} !important; }</style>

Lastly, the Line Numbers parameter. This parameter only makes since for one reason … the cool f$&king shortcode I layed in there. It lives at layouts/shortcodes/language.html.

{{- $language := false -}} {{- if (and (and .IsNamedParams (.Get "language")) .Inner) -}} {{- $language = .Get "language" -}} {{- else if (and (.Get 0) .Inner) -}} {{- $language = .Get 0 -}} {{- end -}} {{ if $language }} {{- $code := .Inner | markdownify | chomp -}} {{- if hasPrefix $code "<pre><code>" -}} {{- $code = strings.TrimPrefix "<pre><code>" $code | strings.TrimSuffix "</code></pre>" -}} {{- $code = htmlUnescape $code -}} {{- $code = replaceRE "<" "<" $code -}} {{- $code = replaceRE "&" "&" $code -}} {{- $pre_class := "code-block" -}} {{- if (and .IsNamedParams (.Get "line-numbers")) -}} {{- $pre_class = printf "%s line-numbers" $pre_class -}} {{ else if (and (not .IsNamedParams) (and site.Params.prismjs_line_numbers (eq "true" site.Params.prismjs_line_numbers))) }} {{- $pre_class = printf "%s line-numbers" $pre_class -}} {{- end -}} <pre class="{{ $pre_class }}"><code class="language-{{ $language }}"> {{ printf "%s" $code | htmlUnescape | safeHTML }} </code></pre> {{ else if hasPrefix $code "<code>" }} {{ $code = strings.TrimPrefix "<code>" $code | strings.TrimSuffix "</code>" }} {{ $code = htmlUnescape $code }} {{ $code = replaceRE "<" "<" $code }} {{ $code = replaceRE "&" "&" $code }} <code class="language-{{ $language }}"> {{ printf "%s" $code | htmlUnescape | safeHTML }} </code> {{ end }} {{ end }}

The paired shortcode works with either a single, unnamed parameter specifying the language … kinda like…

{{< language json >}} { "currentlyreading": "*Books I am somewhat in the process of reading*", "finishedreading": "*Books I've managed to get myself to read*", "wanttoread": "*Books that gaze at me judingly from beneath the television, where they currently live, for having yet to crack their spine (f$&kers).*", "didwanttoread": "*Books whose gaze of judgement I've kinda become okay with as my interest in reading them has waned.*" } {{< /language >}}

or with named parameters … one mandatory and one optional. The mandatory named parameter is language and the optional parameter is line-numbers. This might look something like…

{{< language language="json " line-numbers="true" >}} { "currentlyreading": "*Books I am somewhat in the process of reading*", "finishedreading": "*Books I've managed to get myself to read*", "wanttoread": "*Books that gaze at me judingly from beneath the television, where they currently live, for having yet to crack their spine (f$&kers).*", "didwanttoread": "*Books whose gaze of judgement I've kinda become okay with as my interest in reading them has waned.*" } {{< /language >}}

The Line Numbers plugin parameter contols shortcode behaviour when left unspecified. This value defaults to false. If you set it to "true", than invoking the unnamed parameter shortcode would result in a code block decorated with line numbers. The value set (or not set) for Line Numbers also controls the inclusion of line numbers when the named parameter language is used without supplying a line-numbers parameter to the shortcode. Supplying the value "true" for line-numbers oughta enable line numbers for a block of code being sent through the shortcode. And with that, the over-explanation of the Line Numbers parameter is complete.

Like nearly all my shortcodes these days, I created it as bridge between Ulysses and my Micro.blog content. So, I can be all working up a sheet in Ulysses, and be all:

and then it comes out the other side all:

It’s worth noting that I believe I have found a mobile Safari bug that affects the font-size of the highlighted text on an iPhone when in portrait. Your mileage may vary; but, this was my experience.

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cyblance · 5 years ago

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PHP 8 in the final stages of development: What's new?

PHP is among the most popular programming languages. Its application encompasses web applications, and both, static and dynamic websites. The acronym most frequently associated with PHP is Hypertext Pre-processor.

PHP is an open-source and a general-purpose programming language. One of the key benefits offered by PHP is that it can be embedded in Hyper-Text Markup Language (HTML). A PHP web developer is hence empowered to use HTML for the front end of their websites, while they use PHP for the back end. PHP manages how the domain runs over the server.

PHP 8 is all set to release later this year. This is great news for the PHP website development community. They have a chance at fine-tuning their PHP skills before PHP 8 is released. This will put them at an advantage when PHP 8 is released.

Let us take a look at the features we can look forward to when PHP 8 is released:

1. JIT Compiler

Just-in-time (JIT) compiler is among the top upgrades that the PHP web development community has been looking forward to for long. JIT compiler can potentially speed up the execution time for PHP. With the JIT compiler in use, PHP will become a direct competitor of offline languages, such as Python. JIT compiler will make PHP as powerful as Python.

Overall, the JIT compiler will enhance the usability and performance of PHP. A compiler is a must for PHP. PHP, being an interpreted language, requires its codes to be translated into a language that other machines and the CPU can understand at runtime.

The introduction of the JIT compiler will speed up the translation processes. The compilation code will be executed at runtime, and the machine will not be required to interpret everything again. This will be more like a cached version of the code that has already been interpreted.

When PHP 8, featuring JIT is introduced, it will enhance the potential of PHP to be used at more places than ever before. Its utility for CPU intensive, non-web developments will enhance.

2. OPcache Extension

OPcache is an extension aimed at boosting the language’s performance. JIT compiles the translated code, and OPcache saves the script bycode in the shared memory.

Therefore, the need for the system to first load and then parse codes, each time when there is a request is done away with. Within this feature, the cached version prepared by the JIT compiler is stored.

Typically, the processes for PHP execution involve four steps:

Lexing – Lexing is sometimes known as tokenizing. A string of PHP source codes is turned into a string by this section. They further act as identifiers for a specific value.

Parsing – Thereafter, the inputs are taken by the language. These are the tokens derived from the first step. The validity of the token owner is confirmed through them.

In the Parsing stage, an abstract syntax tree (AST) is also generated, which is the source code’s overview. This is used in the following step.

Compilation – In the compilation stage, there is a recursive traversing of the AST. A few of the optimizations are also involved. This includes the resolution of functional calls with the use of literal arguments. Similarly, constant mathematical formulas are folded as well.

Execution – In the execution stage, the codes are interpreted by the system. The outputs are derived based upon PHP commands.

Upon enabling the OPcache extension, the PHP interpreter goes through the entire process just once. Thereafter, it is in shared memory that the compiled version is stored. It can be executed at any time upon request while bypassing the three stages.

The functionality of this feature is not limited to caching OPcodes. When it passes over the script, it optimizes the codes as well.

3. Union Types 2.0

In the upcoming PHP version PHP 8, an update for union types is also available. Using the same, developers are empowered to state a variable in multiple types.

When we consider the prior version, union types are specified in phpdoc annotations only.

However, PHP 8 will make support available for union types in function signatures. This will take away developers’ dependence on inline documentation. This function will instead now become definable through syntax.

Let’s take a look at a few of the primary benefits of supporting union types:

types are enforced properly

catching mistakes are easy to identify in the early development process

odds of overlooking edge cases and displaying outdated information are lower

Union types can be checked during inheritance

Syntax provides more flexibility than phpdoc

4. Constructor Property Promotion

In terms of syntax, an important feature that PHP 8 will have is the Construction Property Promotion. This empowers the developers to access syntax that is updated and more concise. Property declaration hence becomes less redundant and more straightforward.

As of the current version, each of the properties should be repeated multiple times before being used with objects. They should furthermore be displayed with property assignment, constructor parameters, and property declaration.

This process had a need for improvement, particularly in the case of classes that have several properties and a large number of descriptive titles.

With the Constructor Property Promotion update, developers will have a shorter way for the promotion of properties. Being more readable, it mitigates the odds of errors. This is with the reduction in the boilerplate code that developers use for value objects.

5. Attributes v2

Attributes are sometimes known as annotations as well. They are metadata forms in a structured format and can be utilized for the verification of properties of various files, elements, and objects.

As of current, doc-comments are the only way to declare functions or classes, or tag attributes.

The new attributes that PHP will roll out will be addable to code declarations. This includes verifying constants, parameters, methods, functions, properties, and classes. The tags are placed before declarations. They may alternately precede or follow doc-block comments.

Conclusion

The PHP developer community is in anticipation of PHP 8 release. JIT compiler is cited to be the most looked forward to feature of the release. By collating a cached version of the code, the JIT compiler shortens translation and execution processes.

Among the other functions that are being awaited are more support for attributes, Constructor Property Promotion, Union Types 2.0, and OPcache extension.

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mozwebdevelopmentblog-blog · 6 years ago

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Programming With Golang and Its Benefit

At a time when there is a broad spectrum of programming languages, the developers of the web development company choose the one that best suits the project. Currently, Golang has come to the forefront and the web development company is preferring the framework for its convenient all-round development.

But before investigating what advantages Golang offers, let’s shed some more light on the programming language. We must give credit to the trio Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike and Ken Thompson; Google engineers to develop this amazing language.

It is a statically typed, syntactic and compiled language, which is quite similar to C. Its main benefits include memory security garbage, CSP style currency and structural typing along with others, which will be analyzed shortly.

The Advantages of Golang in Web Development

GoDoc offers easy and good documentation

We are aware that documentation plays a crucial role in application coding and you should always try to simplify the process. Now, Golang offers the advantage of GoDoc, which is known to be more than a useful tool for developing documentation pages.

It offers static coding and the developer feels blessed because they don’t have to use any other additional language like JavaDoc, PHPDoc or JSDoc for development annotation. Simply using simple English is enough.

It offers improved performance

It has been previously indicated that Go has worked much better compared to the other programming languages, including Python. Golang is even faster than Python versions 2 and 3.

It can be compiled into a single binary

Go is a compiled language and Google engineers have done something commendable. It combines all the dependencies, libraries and modules in a binary depending on the operating system and the architecture that you are using for the static link process.

Go does not need web frames

Go is an incredible programming language uniquely developed so that it does not require any support from the third-party library or web frameworks. This is mainly because it contains a wide range of tools, which receive broad support from the core of the native language.

IDE assistance and debugging

When you want to change or replace your programming language, you will need extensive IDE support. IDE is an excellent software development application and an asset that can reduce its coding time to approximately 80%.

The benefit of a static system

If you are interested in building a complex and large-scale application, you would need the support of a type system. Once again, Go proves to be superior to Python, since later you may have some problem with the use of variable as an integer and get a string as a result. However, Golang is there to solve the problem, as he becomes familiar with it during compilation time as a compiler error.

Golang is an open-source language

One of the factors that favour the Go programming language is open-source. The fact that it was presented for nothing less than Google also becomes an important point in favour of the Go. Google launched it to simplify the complex development process and also meeting your expectations in the cloud.

The Final Thought

Golang has already created a stir in the web development industry. It offers a lot of advantages in addition to supporting multiple platforms along with cross-platform development. It has greatly facilitated development for the web development company and that is the reason why many are leaning towards Golang Development.

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php-sp · 5 years ago

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SMS Gateway - Use Your Phone as SMS Gateway

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Features

Send SMS from your application developed using any programming language.

Send SMS with virtually no limit. You won’t be bound by SMS character limit (160 Characters).

Use CSV or Excel file containing numbers and messages in first two columns to send bulk messages.

Shows status of messages sent using SMS Gateway in Admin Panel.

Ability to receive messages in the Admin Panel and respond to them using a WebHook.

Ability to sign in using multiple Android devices to split messages between them when sending bulk messages.

Ability to create other users to let them use SMS Gateway from their mobile phones.

Send messages on schedule.

Send messages using any SIM programmatically or using Excel file.

Create contact lists and import contacts into them using Excel file.

Send message to contacts in a contacts list.

Ability to allow a contact to unsuscribe from the contacts list.

Add contacts or unsubcribe them from the list using the API.

If you want to try it out then register here. Follow the instruction you’ll receive in the email to get started.

To integrate into your application follow the guides on API page after logging in to the Admin Panel.

How it works!

1.) INSTALL ADMIN PANEL

You will receive Admin panel when you purchase SMS Gateway. Install it on your web hosting. It comes with installation script so it should be easy.

2.) INSTALL ANDROID APP

You need to download Android App from here. After installing it you can log in to it using your Admin panel URL and it’s credentials.

3.) READY TO SEND

Now when you send messages using API or excel file it will be first stored on your server with the ‘Pending’ status.

4.) READY TO PROCESS

After your server gets the messages it sends the notification to SMS Gateway app on your mobile. When the app gets the notification it downloads the messages for processing and set their status as ‘Queued’.

5.) SENT AND DONE

After each message is sent they get the status ‘Sent’ if it was sent successfully otherwise it will get ‘Failed’ status. SMS Gateway also checks for delivery of messages. If your mobile network is unable to deliver the message it will be marked as ‘Failed’ otherwise it will stay in ‘Sent’ status.

Server Requirements

Apache or Nginx

PHP 5.6 or above

MySQL

PHP Extensions

php_curl

php_zip

php_xml

php_mbstring

php_gd2 (if not compiled in)

It is recommended to use VPS Hosting for SMS Gateway but it should work perfectly fine on Shared Hosting too. If you decide to go with Shared Hosting make sure your host allows hosting of SMS Gateway application. Some hosts like HostGator and iPage don’t allow it so it is more likely that they will block the app.

Android Device Requirements

Android 5.0 or above.

Device with 3 GB or more RAM. It works on lower spec devices but you may experience degraded performance.

A device with Google Play Services. If your device has Google Play Store then it means it does have Google Play Services.

Note

There was a policy change from Google for all apps requiring SMS related permissions as you can see here. After March 9, 2019 this app won’t be available through Play Store. You will get all future updates notifications from CodeCanyon. You will need to install the APK file on your device to use the app. The app will function normally and its functionality won’t be affected from this move by Google.

Changelog

v5.1

New Features

Added ability to schedule messages.

v5.0.1

Fixes

Fixed an issue where normal users couldn’t remove the messages.

Fixed an issue that prevented the user from creating contacts list if other user had contacts list with same name.

Fixed an issue that caused duplicate unsubscribe text to be added when clicking on ‘Add Unsubscribe Link’ button.

Changes

Now using AJAX to submit the form that allows users to send message to contacts list.

v5.0

New Features

Create contact lists and import contacts into them using Excel file.

Send message to contacts in a contacts list.

Ability to allow a contact to unsuscribe from the contacts list.

Add contacts or unsubcribe them from the list using the API.

Changes

Now failed messages will show reason for failure. (Requires App Update)

Now message field on Send Message form will show how many messages will be used to send the message.

v4.0.3

Fixes

Fixed an issue that prevents assignment of next primary device after signing out from the Android app.

Fixed an issue that prevents assignment as primary device after login to the Android app even if there is no primary device exists.

Fixed an issue where a floating-point number was being considered as a valid mobile number.

Changes

Now exported excel will have a text formatting by default.

v4.0.2

Fixes

Fixed a critical issue in bulk sending functionality that caused some of the messages to be sent multiple times, sometimes neglecting others and sometimes from non-existence SIM on the device.

Changes

Now the application will set message status to “Delivered” if it is successful as per the Delivery Report.

Now non-Admin users are also allowed to remove their messages.

v4.0.1

Fixes

Fixed an issue where devices combo box on excel upload form doesn’t show all the available SIM cards.

New Features

Now received message will show receiver SIM.

v4.0

New Features

Added ability to send messages using any SIM via API or Excel file.

v3.1.1

Fixes

Fixed an issue where changing name and timezone from Device doesn’t affect the name and timezone on currently running PC session.

Fixed an issue where error wasn’t shown when login script was unable to remove the ‘install’ directory.

Fixed js and css path errors in installation script.

Fixed an issue where end date wasn’t showing the correct date on messages page if user’s timezone setting wasn’t same as database timezone.

Changes

Replaced Play Store URL from registration email with APK file URL.

Now the application uses locally hosted DataTables js file to improve performance.

Now localizing exported excel file column headers.

Now ignoring devices value in API if bad value is provided.

v3.1

New Features

Added option to turn off Delivery Reports.

v3.0.4

Fixes

Fixed an issue causing Excel export to ignore search parameters.

Fixed an issue where status wasn’t translated to primary language on messages page.

Changes

Now allows up to 60 seconds of delay between messages.

v3.0.3

Fixes

Added missing strings in the language file.

New Features

Added German language file.

v3.0.2

Changes

Now the API call will return date and time in ISO 8601 format.

Fixes

Fixed an issue where select all checkbox was still checked even after a successful operation.

v3.0.1

Fixes

Fixed an issue where The Unknown device wasn’t visible for non-admin users on messages page.

Fixed an issue where search didn’t work on messages page for non-admin users if there are no devices registered.

v3.0

Changes

Now API will return details of all the messages after sending them.

Now API supports GET requests.

Now messages page will show the total messages count for the search results.

Code and Performance Optimization.

New Features

Added ability to receive messages in Admin Panel and respond to it using a WebHook.

Added ability to change results per page in messages page.

Added new API page.

Added functionality to get messages using API.

v2.1

Changes

Now newline character in a message will be converted to br tag in messages page to show it properly.

Now users can resend messages with ‘Queued’ status. It is only recommended to do so if your message status stays in ‘Queued’ status for more than 24 hours even if message sending was finished on Android device.

New Features

Added ability to remove messages.

v2.0.1

Fixes

Fixed an issue causing single message form in Sender to show device doesn’t exist error even if it exists in the database. This only happened if your device ID is greater than or equal to 10.

Changes

Now users list in Manage Users page will show the infinite symbol in Max Devices when Maximum Devices allowed for the user is unlimited.

Now the application won’t rely on mbstring extension to send messages. Only Excel export and import requires mbstring extension enabled.

New Features

Added favicon.

v2.0

Fixes

Fixed an issue causing a fatal error in profile page when entering the wrong current password.

Fixed an issue that can prevent too many bulk messages from being sent.

Fixed an issue causing Failed messages to be marked as Pending.

New Features

Added support for multiple devices per user. The user can sign in to multiple devices and split messages between them.

Added support for paging to improve the performance of messages page.

Now user can change their name from profile settings.

Changes

Moved all the strings used in admin panel to a centralized location for easier localization.

Added new status named “Queued” and removed “Delivered” status to avoid confusion.

Now seconds data will be shown for sent time and delivered time on messages page.

Now delivery time will be reported from android app.

v1.0.6

New Features

Added missing phpdoc comments to make IDEs happy.

Added icon representing Delay field in the profile page.

Changes

Changed Firebase Cloud Message priority to high.

Now included php files will prevent access when opened directly.

Now Reset Password page will use the password reset link to reset the password.

Fixes

Fixed wrong use of constant in Manage Users page.

Fixed an issue in Manage users page causing 500 error for few users.

Fixed an issue causing a message to show outside browser window if a message is too big.

v1.0.5

New Features

Added ability to set the delay between messages.

Now messages will show delivery time near the status label.

Changes

Changed input field type to text in sender.php to allow + in the input.

Fixes

Fixed an issue causing wrong value to be saved in the database if there is $ in value.

Fixed an issue with search form layout in messages.php on lower resolution displays.

Fixed install script to use single quote in the config file to prevent issue when there is $ sign in database password.

Fixed an issue preventing checkbox from changing state when clicking select all if the user has interacted with a checkbox before.

1.0.4

Fixes

Fixed an issue where certain CSV files are not readable by excel uploader.

Fixed a critical issue preventing some of the messages from being sent when the user tries to send too many messages at once.

Fixed an issue preventing users from uploading multiple excel files.

1.0.3

Fixes

Fixed an issue where application can’t send messages in bulk if the total data size of bulk messages exceeds 4096 bytes.

Fixed an issue where application opens too many MySQL connections resulting in a crash.

Fixed an issue where installation script doesn’t work if installed MySQL version is below 5.6.

Fixed installation script to prevent it from saving changes to the database until every query executes successfully.

New Features

Added progress bar for ajax requests.

Added .htaccess file to prevent directory listing.

Changes

Now page won’t be reloaded after removing users instead only users table will be refreshed.

1.0.2

Fixes

Fixed DateTime input field line height issue in mobile application.

New Features

Added ability to remove users.

Changes

Moved Add New User form to Manage Users page.

Now if any message from multipart message fails then it will be considered as the failed message.

Now messages will be grouped according to users for Admin.

Now when a new user will be added it will use the date from defined timezone rather than server timezone.

1.0.1

Fixes

Fixed an issue where PHP Mailer class was declared twice using require a statement in reset-password.php causing a fatal error.

Fixed an error in API example in documentation causing it to not report error response correctly.

Fixed scrollbar in installation and login page.

New Features

Added jQuery Validation Plugin for better form validation.

Added server URL and android application URL to create user email.

Changes

Removed ’$’ from allowed characters in a random password generator to avoid problems.

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PHP Comments : Types, Syntax, Examples & Best Practices

Learn everything about PHP comments including single-line, multi-line, and PHPDoc comments. Explore syntax, real-world examples, best practices, and FAQs to write better PHP code. Understanding PHP Comments: A Complete Guide Comments are an essential part of any programming language, and PHP is no exception. They are used to describe what a specific block of code does, which is extremely…

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softwareengineeringleader · 6 years ago

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"PHP is a loosely typed interpreted language. That means we cannot compile our scripts and find possible execution errors without doing explicit inspections of our code. It also means we need to rely on conditional type checking or using phpDoc comments to tell other devs or IDE what kind of value to expect. Really there is no way to assess the quality of the code or discover possible bugs without thorough test coverage and regular review". Reblog with caption 🙃

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@phpstorm : @ModestasMV There's inspection "PHP | PHPDoc | Missing PHPDoc comment" in "Settings | Editor | Inspections" - you can enable and configure it then run "Code | Inspect Code" for a file or a scope, find "Missing PHPDoc comment" in the results and apply fix for all occurrences.

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New Chart – WordPress File Size

Introducing the WordPress File Size chart. Historical chart displaying the ZIP file size in bytes for each major WordPress version. Source The chart is based on the data from the official release archive page, displaying the .zip file size in bytes. Insights As expected, in each version the size of the ZIP file is getting larger and larger as each new version introduce new features. The only exception was WordPress 3.6 whose file size has been reduced compare to the previous version. Although some versions had no major features or improvements, the code base expanded due to massive code documentations WordPress has adopted. It is done using an inline phpDocs, meaning that the file size will increase constantly. Have other insights? Share them in the comments area below! Rami Yushuvaev I’m an entrepreneur, a web developer and a blogger. I’ve contributed code to each and every WordPress release since version 2.8. I am the Hebrew GTE since WordPress 3.3, responsible for the translation and the release of WordPress Hebrew version. And a core developer for WordPress 4.4, 4.6 and 4.7. I am also the founder of GenerateWP.com and several other WordPress related projects. But mainly I Source: https://managewp.org/articles/15917/new-chart-wordpress-file-size

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New Chart – WordPress File Size

Introducing the WordPress File Size chart. Historical chart displaying the ZIP file size in bytes for each major WordPress version. Source The chart is based on the data from the official release archive page, displaying the .zip file size in bytes. Insights As expected, in each version the size of the ZIP file is getting larger and larger as each new version introduce new features. The only exception was WordPress 3.6 whose file size has been reduced compare to the previous version. Although some versions had no major features or improvements, the code base expanded due to massive code documentations WordPress has adopted. It is done using an inline phpDocs, meaning that the file size will increase constantly. Have other insights? Share them in the comments area below! Rami Yushuvaev I'm an entrepreneur, a web developer and a blogger. I’ve contributed code to each and every WordPress release since version 2.8. I am the Hebrew GTE since WordPress 3.3, responsible for the translation and the release of WordPress Hebrew version. And a core developer for WordPress 4.4, 4.6 and 4.7. I am also the founder of GenerateWP.com and several other WordPress related projects. But mainly I from ManageWP.org https://managewp.org/articles/15917/new-chart-wordpress-file-size

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Helping Houzz Run Smoothly with TAP

At Houzz, we’re constantly identifying new ways to ensure the best possible experience for our community. One way to do that is by testing our systems for hidden bugs. Recently, we developed our own tool called TAP (or Type Analyzer for PHP), to add a static analysis to our dynamic language, so that we can catch issues before they are released to the public.

Static vs. dynamic language There are two main categories of programming languages: statically typed languages like C++ and Java, and dynamically typed languages like Python, PHP and Javascript. Dynamic languages are beneficial in that they have fast development speed, do not require compilation and offer flexible design patterns. However, this flexibility leads to vulnerability. In a large codebase, it's very easy to make mistakes like passing a map to a function which is expecting a list, or trying to access a member function $a->foo() while $a is actually null. These types of bugs typically hide in a particular code path which can’t be detected until it breaks on production, causing a negative experience for users.

Since a number of components of the Houzz website are written in PHP (a dynamic language), we sought a tool that could identify these types of bugs before new versions of code are released. The only available tools we found either didn’t have the sophistication to catch these bugs or required us to completely re-write our codebase in a new syntax and re-install local and production environments. So, we developed TAP.

The solution TAP is a C++ tool that and scans PHP codebase, including PHPDoc comments, to identify irregularities. It is less demanding than other available tools, so you don’t have to reinstall your local and production environments to account for new syntax and it can continue to run checks without impacting daily user activities. TAP can search the entire Houzz PHP codebase and provide a report in eight minutes.

How it works Static analyzing takes advantage of both the flexibility of dynamic languages and rigorousness of static languages. By checking the code statically during the development stage, TAP will deduce the types of local variables, test the compatibility of function arguments and check if a variable is nullable or not to identify existing bugs.

TAP uses PHPDoc for type declaration. PHPDoc is multi-line comments between /** and */, containing annotations that start with @. PHPDoc is also used by IDEs like PHPStorm for a similar purpose.

The most useful annotations are @param (for function param type), @return (for function return type) and @var (for object property type). Here is an example:

This is the resulting example report:

TAP supports four more precise types than PHP itself. To learn more about the types of errors TAP can detect, review the test PHP files at this link.

TAP Usage

TAP supports three running modes, including:

Single: This mode is typically used for demonstrating TAP's basic functionality, and used for TAP's self-inspection test. Use -f to specify a single PHP file you want to check. Please note that if this file uses any classes/functions/consts defined otherwhere, TAP won't know and will report errors like DEFINITION_NOT_FOUND.

Batch: This mode will do a full scan on the whole repository. If the -s argument is specified, TAP will take it as the source root, and check the .tap config file there. If -s isn't specified, TAP will try to find the first .tap file at or above the current directory, and check all PHP files under the location where .tap resides. Here is an example of .tap config file:

You can specify which directories to skip, and which directories to be scan-only. "ScanOnly" means that TAP will only check the functions' signature but not the implementation, which is much faster than a full scan. It can be applied to third-party libraries and auto-generated classes.

You can use -r to specify the human-readable error report file, and -d to specify the sqlite db file which is supposed to be read by a web UI tool.

Daemon: Daemon is an experimental mode. It will run interactively during PHP development. After it is started, it will do a quick scan for the whole repository, only recording the types of class properties and function signatures, and skipping the function implementation. It will continue watching for any file changes and updating the recorded signatures in real time.

If, for example, you think your change is ready, and want TAP do a full scan before you commit, you can explicitly tell TAP to do it on the files/directories you touched.

This mode will ultimately become much faster than Batch mode, and more suitable for the development process.

Note: At the time this blog post was published, Daemon mode was under development. Errors may be reported when using this mode.

Open Sourcing TAP Once we completed TAP and tested it in our environment, we decided to open source the application. Other companies can use TAP on top of their PHP to check their own code for bugs before releasing updates to their customers. Follow this link to access the open source code.

Getting TAP Developers can use the pre-built binary directly, by downloading the Mac OSX version here. To run the tool, execute chmod +x tap_server.

To build TAP, use cmake. Developers may need to install the dependencies beforehand (use brew, apt-get, yum or whatsoever), including:

Boost

Folly

Glog

Gflags

Sqlite3

Fswatch

Then create a directory for build:

Assuming the code is at /houzz/tap, run cmake to generate the makefile, then build:

Maximizing TAP To make full use of TAP’s capabilities, it’s important to annotate classes as much as possible. TAP takes these annotations as a source of truth, deducing all local variables inside functions, and reporting type incompatibilities. The more annotations you provide for your methods and properties, the better TAP will be!

We’re always on the hunt for engineers to help us make the Houzz experience even better. Check out opportunities on our team at houzz.com/jobs.

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