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  Amazon Web Services Takes It To The Next Level

  10.29.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  (My appologies for the late posting. DNS problems caused my site to disappear for a while but everthing is okay now). My friend Kevin (working away overseas in Southeast Asia) pointed out the new Amazon web services to me. Here’s our conversation: 9:23:18 PM chorgheavyinc: something else weird.. have you checked out amazon web services [...]

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  If They Want To Eat Cake, They Have To Ask Nicely

  10.24.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Traffic has been up on the CakePHP mailing list, and unfortunately not all of it is good. Lots of the same questions and lots of people asking really off-topic questions about PHP that aren’t really related to Cake. So, one of the senior members of the CakePHP team finally had enough and said something about [...]

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  Freckle’s Are Cute!

  10.20.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Congratulations to my meet-once-but-talk-all-the-time-via-IM friend Amy Hoy for winning the RailsDay Contest for the app she wrote with her frind Bryan Wood called Freckle, an online app for keeping track of wedding stuff. I know that Amy is getting married “some time soon” (but not to Bryan) so it’s no surprise that she came up [...]

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  New Ads On The Site

  10.17.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Yes, I’ve sold out and put some ads on my site. But it’s for a really good product that I won’t hesitate to recommend. I’ve enjoyed reading The Daily WTF, a blog dedicated to pointing out the absurdities developers encounter every day on the job. When I found out they had created the HiddenNetwork I [...]

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  Mini-book Review: Ajax Design Patterns

  10.13.06 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  I’ve been visiting Michael Mahemoff’s web site Software As She’s Developed off-and-on for about a year. He’s an Ajax guru who does a cool podcast about his experiences with Ajax, and he even has a cool resouce called Ajax Patterns that has really helped me wrap my head around Ajax in general. I took the [...]

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