Successful software is not defined by the number of lines of code or number of clever algorithms. More often than not, successful software is defined by how many roadblocks it removes for the user. Sounds obvious, right? But it usually takes a few iterations before software gains critical mass. And for a (critical) mass number […]

Here’s a situation. Let’s say you have a MySQL database, where the user should be able to do some standard database actions, like Create, Read, Update or Delete database records. Nothing fancy. And, you probably know this — usually — non-technical user, so you don’t want to give them access to phpMyAdmin, which is often […]