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HAL 9000

#stanley kubrick #hal #film #2001

Milo. Friendly neighborhood cat and eye infection survivor. We love this guy.

Monitor HTTP Traffic

$ apt-get install tcpflow $ tcpflow -p -c -i eth0 port 80 tcpflow[27796]: listening on eth0 00080: GET /status HTTP/1.1 User-Agent: check_http/v2.0.1 (nagios-plugins 2.0.1) Connection: close Host: dev-aa.com Accept: */*

-c Console print. Print the contents of packets to stdout as they are received, without storing any captured data to files (implies -s ).

-p No promiscuous mode.

-i Interface name. See /etc/network/interfaces.

#http #linux #programming

HTTP request body in Chrome dev tools!

#chrome #tips #programming #devtools

MySQL Logging

set global log_output = 'TABLE'; set global general_log = 1; set global expire_logs_days = 1; select * from mysql.general_log;

#mysql #programming

Command-line json parsing

This morning I needed to do a batch of API calls and parse the result for a report. It was a perfect storm for me to try out the jq command-line json parsing too. Here's one example from my shell script: First install jq.

$ brew install jq

And here is a sample response from our metrics API. This is what jq is going to parse.

GET http://indatus.com/api/companies/357/metrics { total: 40, totalCalls: 279, emergency: { response: 351 total: 24 }, general: { total: 7 }, leasing: { total: 9 }, courtesy: { total: 0 } }

curl the API and pipe the response into jq. Notice how you can pipe emergency.response (seconds) through a filter that converts the string to a number and divides by 60 to print the response time in minutes.

$ curl -s 'http://indatus.com/api/companies/357/metrics' | jq '. | {total: .totalCalls, emergency: .emergency.total, general: .general.total, leasing: .leasing.total, response: .emergency.response | tonumber/60}' { "leasing": 9, "general": 7, "emergency": 24, "total": 346, "response": 12.8 }

#javascript #json #programming #data

Git Tips: Amend previous commit and keep commit message

$ git commit --amend --no-edit

#git #programming

Nuggets: Laracon NYC 2014

Talks

Laracon 2014 speaker decks

Chris Fidao Hexagonal Architecture Slide Deck

Shawn McCool - Laravel Architecture

Learning

Latency Numbers Every Programmer Should Know

superhero.js - This page is a continuously updated list of articles that help explain the syntax of JavaScript, how to organize your projects, how to test your code, and what's on the horizon.

Models and Service Layers, Hemoglobin and Hobgoblins

Bret Victor - Inventing on Principle

laravel.io - The laravel.io source on GitHub.

Domain Driven Design by Eric Evans

You're missing the point of promises by Domenic Denicola

Domain Driven Design

Mattias Feras

Ross Tuck

Vaughn Vernon

Tools

Laravel Forge - Instant PHP Platforms On Linode, DigitalOcean, AWS, & Rackspace.

Laravel Cashier - Laravel + Stripe = Painless subscription billing.

Laravel Homestead - Laravel Homestead is an official, pre-packaged Vagrant "box" that provides you a wonderful development.

Laravel Settler - The scripts that build the Laravel Homestead environment.

Deckset - Great-looking slides from simple Markdown files

gulp.js - The streaming build system

browserify - Browsers don't have the require method defined, but Node.js does. With Browserify you can write code that uses require in the same way that you would use it in Node.

watchify - Update any source file and your browserify bundle will be recompiled on the spot.

moment.js - Parse, validate, manipulate, and display dates in javascript.

GIF sockets - Real Time communication library using Animated Gifs as a transport/

Khan Academy structuredjs - A js library for verifying the structure of Javascript code. It is useful in checking beginner code to provide feedback.

vaprobash - Chris Fidao's Vagrant provisioning bash scripts.

serversforhackers Newsletter - Chris Fidao's devops 101 newsletter.

papertrail - Cloud hosted log management.

Ace - An embeddable code editor written in JavaScript.

People

@igorwhiletrue

@jresig

@fideloper

@ShawnMcCool

@pamelafox

@worrydream

@daylerees

#laravel #php #programming #notes

First day in the new downtown #Louisville @indatus office!

#louisville

Git Tips: Branches not Merged

git branch --no-merged

#git

Code PaLOUsa 2014 - Your Lazyweb Itinerary

You can keep flipping channels in your cozy hotel room, I've done the work of planning tomorrow's itinerary for you. Here are the talks to sit in on this week at Code PaLOUsa in Louisville, KY.

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