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In this new post to his blog Jani Hartikainen wonders if "everything needs to be integrated into a framework".

Jani Hartikainen offers a simple suggestion for making your code better - stop adding more parameters.

Jani Hartikainen has posted some of his opinions about code commenting in a response to this post from James Carr claiming that code comments on fresh code is a bad idea.

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In this latest post to his blog Jani Hartikainen looks at creating "null objects" for your applications - a simple tool that lets you replace multiple evaluation checks with a simple object.

Jani Hartikainen has posted a few suggestions on how you can structure your code to make (unit) testing it easier in the long run.

In this recent post from Jani Hartikainen he looks at the three different categories he sees developers fitting into - "smart-and-get-things-done", smart and "just a" programmer.

Jani Hartikainen has posted part five of his look at unit testing in PHP (with PHPUnit) focusing on test-driven development.

Jani Hartikainen has posted the fourth part of his unit testing series looking at using mock objects when testing database interfaces.

On his blog today, Jani Hartikainen has posted the third part