If you’re a PHP dev and you haven’t heard of Composer yet, IMO you’re doing it wrong!

Composer is a great tool. I finally replaced a load of my hacked-together libraries with proper Symfony and Zend ones.

Having a great time discussing design and UX with my awesome photographer friend

I really regret not having used version control over the entire lifetime of my site, I’d love to make a time lapse /cc Jeremy Keith

…and with a mere ~160 lines of code changed (including very little markup), I am much, much happier with the overall aesthetic.

Decided I’m sick of my current site design, but that with a few very small changes I can make it look a whole lot better. Woo design iteration!

I was going to implement activitypingback.org this afternoon but got carried away adding docblocks to my code.

Wow, never thought I'd write “docblocks” and “carried away” in the same sentence :/

Now if only phpDocumentor could run my tests and display testing information as well. I would live in localhost/docs!

Oh man, PHPDocumentor produces awesome results http://phpdoc.org/

.@malarkey I found that bug again, on @tommorris’ site: http://photos.waterpigs.co.uk/p/oj — Inspection revealed nothing, refresh fixed. Worth reporting?

Reduced test cases are my friends tonight #microformats

HA! value-class pattern, I have beaten you.

For at least one test case. But still.

The value–class pattern for datetimes was made to torture parser developers, right? #microformats

Just had a nice buzz from implementing generic #microformats-2 parsing and not having to redefine each different type

My #microformats-2 parser will allow for generic parsing (i.e. won’t have to be updated for each new µf) and I’ll do my best to handle nested µf well

Increasingly, my #indieweb activities are moving from “Publishing my own content” to “Intelligently parsing other people’s content”. As such, I am writing a PHP #microformats-2 parser

This is what Pingback should have been, not crappy XMLRPC nonsense: http://activitypingback.org/