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  Cake and AJAX

  07.28.06 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  Success! I did manage to get the sortable grid working for the stats reporting system. It was my first real example of creating an AJAX component for a work project. It took me quite a while to figure some of the trickier things out. I did use this excellent tutorial to [...]

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  Quick Hits

  07.26.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Just a selection of quick hits due to me being behind on this post

  got the go-ahead on my article for php|architect magazine
  struggling with implementing a sortable grid using CakePHP and AJAX (but I’ll tame that sucker yet)
  wondering if there is a better way to teach the girls I’m coaching to hit a baseball, or is [...]

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  Friday Night With The Wife

  07.21.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  I’m sitting here watching the Blue Jays game with my wife and a commerical for “Ant Bully” (a new animated movie this is, oddly enough, about ants) comes on.
  My wife: “Haven’t there been enough ant movies lately?”
  Me: “Why are you such a hater?”
  Ah, wedded bliss.

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  I Think I Might Be Hungry For Cake…

  07.21.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Alpha version of my stats app using Zend Framework was looked at…and deemed as having “implemented basic functionality”. Well, not exactly resounding praise but it is an alpha. Next up? Pulling in data by date range and then making the data sortable by column, which leads me to my next thought.
  Derek emailed [...]

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  Working With The Zend Framework

  07.18.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  I am delivering an “alpha” version of a project for work, a centralized stats reporting system for the various (I believe we are almost up to 40 of them now) forum sites my employer owns.
  Having built a few sites with Rails, I found it very easy to build something using the Model-View-Controller pattern. Although [...]

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