This article presents a technique to get the return value of a form opened in a javascript popup, like Django admin for foreign keys. It can be used to improve the ergonomy relation select inputs.

This article describes the Signal/Slot design pattern and presents a simple implementation.

To autoload a class, __autoload() must find a path to the script defining a class name. This article describes the two well know ways in the introduction and then present a simple alternative.

This short article presents some priceless tips and tricks for OpenSSH. This article targets newbie system administrators in charge of a large server farm.

This article introduces Fastcgi and describes how to make a KISS shared server with nginx and openrc and common unix commands.

MvcTools tutorial introduction by Derick Rethans

The MvcTools component provides an application developer with all the tools to architect his application framework. It is not meant to provide a full framework but merely provides the different parts that can be used.

This article inspires to make custom dispatchers for MvcTools.

This article contains an optimal keyboard layout for programmers, some configuration files that may be used along with it, and some misc keyboard optimization tips.

This article recalls the basics of building a successful framework with agile workload repartition.

A framework is a basic conceptual structure used to solve or address complex issues, usually a set of tools, materials or components.

A framework library allows developers to work on your what makes their new project different from others instead of reinventing simple solutions to address complex issues.

This article describes how to fix the bad locale errors on Gentoo GNU/Linux.

LAMP definition by wikipedia:

LAMP is an acronym for a solution stack of open source software: Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP, principal components to build a general purpose web server.

This article describes basics of benchmarking and configuration optimisation for fairly recent hardware. Most tips fall in the “common sense” category of senior sysadmins.