Modern PHP, soft skills, productivity and time management.
I have a little tip for you today.
Did you know, that you can use emoji in the note’s title?
I’m using Evernote for managing every task and project I have. My friend shows me a great way to mark notes he plans to do today – the `today` tag. I mark every task for today with this tag.
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Stress is with us almost every day. Sometimes bigger, sometimes smaller. It could be even a good type of stress. Not long ago I had the best type of stress.
What is good in stress? you may ask…
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Time to speed the things up!
The series becomes a little too long, so its time to the drastic movement.
The application is working now. Here I’ll describe how to add a new note and set reminder as done. I think, that this will be a good foundation for extending the application.
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Previously I’ve made a connection to Evernote and display list of all notes. Nice. But the project is about managing reminders, so let’s go to work!
First of all, I want to display only notes with reminders. It could be done using `NoteFilter`. It’s enough to add just one line:
`$nFilter->words = “reminderTime:* -reminderDoneTime:*”;`
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I’ve started blogging very recently. It was blog specially created for “Daj Się Poznać” contest. Because I wanted to do it with as little effort as possible I’ve decided to write it in Polish.
After the contest, I had the idea of creating the new blog, serious this time. I’ve asked newly met people on the slack channel if I should write the new blog in Polish or English. I was sure that I could create better content in my native language, but they convinced me to change my mind.
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Yeah, it is.
Do you want yesterday at 6 am? `new \DateTime(“yesterday 06:00:00”);`
Do you want two weeks ago at noon? `new \DateTime(“-2 weeks 12:00:00”);`
Do you want just 2 minutes ahead? `new \DateTime(“+2 minutes”);`
`\DateTime` class parses string given in the constructor and translates it into valid date and time. It is awesome when you have to compute intervals for SQL query. Continue reading
I’m writing a blog for about 2 months. It’s quite a short period of time. But, some bloggers stop after creating 2-3 blogposts. Some even stop before writing the first post – they searching for a perfect engine, perfect template, perfect everything. But they forget that blog isn’t about engine, template, but a blog is a content.
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It’s time to do some Evernote configuration.
To write an application that needs connection with Evernote I need a developer account. I have one, so in fact, you need it 😉
Go to https://dev.evernote.com/doc/ and click “Get an API key” button and fill the form with your data. You’ll get Consumer Key and Consumer Secret needed to connect with Evernote.
Now I suggest you create a test account in https://sandbox.evernote.com/. It allows you to test your application using test account so you won’t mess up your real notes.
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Ok, we have installed environment, everything works fine so we can start creating our app!
As you may remember I want to write simple application extending Evernote by simplify displaying reminders and do some daily action on some specific notes.
I’ll start with displaying the notes. By now I don’t need connection with Evernote itself, so I’ll create some dummy notes in PHP.
Let’s start with the model for note. Model is the special type of PHP class which describes all data for the note. I need for sure: `id`, `title`, `description`, `remind at` date and maybe `created at` date. It is enough for now if the application will require some more information I’ll add it to the model. Continue reading
I hope, that setting up the environment goes ok 😉
In this post, I want to show you how to install Symfony on previously prepared docker container.
The simplest way to install Symfony is to use composer. Symfony has it’s own installation script, but I think that composer’s one is just fine.
If you have composer installed then it’s enough to call `composer create-project symfony/framework-standard-edition code` in your terminal (in the main directory of a docker, where `docker-composer.yml` file is placed, see PHPyths Buster: Project environment). All required packages will be downloaded and installed automatically.
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