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February 2007

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• Chris' Brain, Real Life

  Packing My Bags And Moving On

  02.27.07 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Many years ago when I worked for a company that went under while I was still working there (I was tossed overboard by being laid off along with other employees who didn’t happen to own any stock in the company) I vowed to myself that I will always know when it was time to go. [...]

• Chris' Brain

  Blog Roundup

  02.24.07 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  I normally don’t talk about other blogs that I like to read, but I decided this might be a nice time to share some of them Yariv’s Blog is the blog of programmer Yariv Sadan. He’s doing a lot of work to bring Erlang to the web via his ErlyWeb web framework. Why do I [...]

• Chris' Brain, PHP, Rallyhat, Ruby on Rails

  What’s Chris Thinking About, February Edition

  02.21.07 | Permalink | Comments Off

  My apologies for the lateness (and shortness) of this post. Real life has intruded this week. More news on this later. But here’s what’s jumping around in my brain: Nate from CakePHP is helping me out with the work on my proposal for an interactive console. Trax (a Cake “competitor”) has an interactive shell so [...]

• Chris' Brain, Real Life, php|works

  Interview with Cal Evans

  02.16.07 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Back in September when I was at php|works I did an interview with Cal Evans, the editor of Zend’s Dev Zone. We chatted for about 30 minutes about various topics (we have similar introductions to the world of computers) but he had to cut it off there. We had even more interesting discussions during the [...]

• Chris' Brain, PHP, Real Life, Vancouver PHP 2007

  Back from Vancouver PHP Conference 2007

  02.14.07 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  Looks like I just missed a winter storm that is currently pounding the Greater Toronto Area (Milton is on the outskirts of the GTA) so I may actually be snowed in tomorrow. Good thing I can work from home when necessary. I had a good time in Vancouver at the conference, although I really wished [...]

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