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November 2006

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• Chris' Brain

  How Do You Scale A Rails App? With Great Difficulty Apparantly

  11.15.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Being an ADD programmer, I am always looking at the new and shiny to see if I can learn something. I may have mentioned Yariv Sadan’s blog before. Yariv is a guy who has thrown himself into Erlang, creating all sorts of cool tools to let you build web-based apps in Erlang. I’ll be honest: [...]

• Chris' Brain, PHP

  Quick Hits

  11.14.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Zend_Service_Audioscrobbler is almost finished but the group data web service functions aren’t working so the unit tests are all failing. My attempt at writing an appending scoreboard for www.footballforums.com is not working properly…have you been working on something too long if you start dreaming about it? I read a very interesting article on race conditions [...]

• PHP

  Zend_Service_Audioscrobbler Update

  11.10.06 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  Work has been moving a lot slower on this than I would have liked for a number of reasons, mostly family related as my wife's return to the working world has meant a good portion of the time I used to devote to my various side projects is now devoted to doing things like making [...]

• Chris' Brain, PHP

  The Constant Battle That Goes On In My Head

  11.08.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  As I start working on my super secret project (in true Web 3.14159 style you can't tell anything about it from the domain name) I have to make a decision on what technology to use. In my case, it's a battle between PHP and Ruby on Rails. So what do I do here? My PHP [...]

• Uncategorized

  PHP Community Card Deck

  11.02.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  A while back Cal Evans (editor of Zend Developer Zone) sent me an email asking me to send him a picture of myself for a community project that he thought would be fun. Being a huge egomaniac, I sent him probably the best picture of myself my wife has ever taken with our digital camera. [...]

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Facebook should've be written in unicornSchemaLang, because everyone *knows* that PHP is no good for anything, right?

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