Tomas Pavlatka
Web Developer living in Limassol, Cyprus

Recently I was facing problem with HTML5 validation with my CakePHP application. The core of the problem was, that CakePHP adds attribute required="required" to all inputs which are required. That's completely good behaviour, but not in the case you're using e.g. TinyMCE as WYSIWYG editor. In that case, this attribute brings more headache.

Couple of weeks ago I became bored of typing my notes (what I have to do) on a paper and I started to search for an on-line task manager. I have tried a lot of them - Remember The Milk, Wunderlist, Todoist but I have chosen Producteev.

I was doing some programming yesterday I came across a problem, that I have to make decision whether a parent has a child. Just to put it to correct way, I am talking about tree structure of data. CakePHP makes it much more easier thanks to its approach for tree structure. Let's have a look on this issue in more details.

Couple of days ago I have decided to change color scheme for NetBeans. I wanted to change it to some dark one - since I'm a cool PHP developer, but whatever I've tried, there was always "something missing." I was quite disappointed, but I didn't give up and continue looking.

Today I came across one color scheme which I loved in the very first moment. It's an implementation of Solarized color palette and I would really recommend it for everyone. Give it a try and you will love it as well.