Recently, I have started learning about website migrations. It is not a terribly complicated process, yet it requires some familiarity with computer networks, domain names system functionalities, and most importantly, discipline and attention to detail. In a company like Blueprint, we develop websites in one place, where we make the new websites or redesign existing […]
Website Migration: Easy Steps
March 30th, 2014 by Lilit MartinrosyanDevice-Agnostic Stance. Responsive Design.
March 9th, 2014 by Lilit MartinrosyanThe title of this post is a bit too broad, a bit too abstract. Maybe, it is even confusing. But, let me tell you what I mean. I have a very dear to me friend, an older lady Mrs. J, who for decades said no to technology. Then, she bought a computer; and then, she […]
Object Oriented vs Procedural PHP Programming
February 26th, 2014 by SarahAs a programmer, I love finding ways to keep my code clean and concise. One of the best ways to do this, many would argue, is to use object oriented programming (OOP). This style of coding allows programmers to group similar tasks into classes and eliminate the need for repetitive code. Repetitive code increases file […]
Code: Just Go With It
February 9th, 2014 by Lilit MartinrosyanNo, coding is not for everyone. Programming is not for everyone; science is not for everyone; English is not for everyone (I had to learn it when I was 17 years old); art is not for everyone, and so on… However, they all are part of life and we have to encounter them daily. It […]
Learn PHP & MySQL in Just 10 Hours!
January 30th, 2014 by BlueprintI hope this post title wasn’t too misleading, because you aren’t likely to learn PHP and MySQL in 10 hours. Nevertheless, if you have 10 hours to spare and are interested in learning PHP & MySQL, the Lynda tutorial PHP with MySQL Beyond the Basics with Kevin Skoglund is an excellent place to start! An […]
