Cantanea

02/11/2018

The new (http://www.qgoda.net) version 0.9.3 features a generator for site scaffolding, advanced configuration options using JSON schema via , an embedded JavaScript engine ( made in ) and many more new features and improvements. Read http://www.qgoda.net/en/news/qgoda-version-0.9.3-released/ for the whole story.

Qgoda (Ягода) is a static site generator with a strong focus on multi-linguism and flexibility, written in Perl and JavaScript and extensible with Python, Ruby, Java, and more.

31/10/2017

http://bit.ly/2yjpzWH

Using the double star in file name patterns like assets/**/*.css is second nature to many web developers in the Node.js ecosystem. It is also used by gitign...

31/10/2017

Close to the edge ...

“I always love it when demos break,” he says

07/07/2017

Let the games begin!

07/07/2017

12/06/2017

rocks? We are looking for in :

http://www.cantanea.com/go-developer/

cantanea is an innovative team of top-notch software developers in the heart of the city of Sofia.

10/06/2017

as part 1 of a series of posts about Single-Sign-On for resp. : http://www.guido-flohr.net/simple-single-sign-on-part-1-openldap/

Individual user and password databases for every single service in a networkare a nuisance for users and for admins, especially when users have a tendency of...

29/05/2017

bind() for : http://www.guido-flohr.net/javascripts-bind-fuer-perl/ Is there any useful application for that?

23/05/2017

Closures as glue code for conflicting APIs in and : http://www.guido-flohr.net/extending-callback-apis-with-closures/

Closures are hard to understand for many beginners. If you encounter acallback API that is missing parameters you have an excellent chance toget your feet w...

04/01/2017

15 years later somebody dared to tell the truth. :) http://thedailywtf.com/articles/sche-ma

In the early 2000s, it was a time of darkness, a world of fear, it was the age of XML. As someone who was just entering the industry at the time, you couldn’t type three lines of code without a PHB asking, “Have you considered using XML for this?” Since this was 2002, “this” was likely trying to fin...