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  What Do You Mean You Haven’t Had A Code Review?!?

  03.31.07 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  As I finish up week 3 at my new job, I have had more code reviews in 3 weeks than I have had in my last 5 years of work. This is no lie.

  Right now, a code review consists of me either sitting right next to my boss looking at my code on a [...]

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  More Framework Fun

  03.28.07 | Permalink | 9 Comments

  Sometimes you make a blog post that generates a lot of feedback. In this case, Nate from CakePHP had a vigorous conversation with me via IM about my blog posting about frameworks. In a nutshell, Nate took issue with my comment that CakePHP isn’t quite there yet because you can’t use components from [...]

• Chris' Brain, PHP

  In Spring Time, A Not-so-young PHP Programmer’s Mind Turns To Frameworks

  03.23.07 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  It’s my 36th birthday tomorrow (if you really love me, you’ll send money to my PayPal account) and as I get older, I get lazier as a programmer. I’m interested in getting the most amount of work done with the least amount of work. So, as someone who fetishizes new web technologies (yes, [...]

• Chris' Brain

  What’s In Chris’ Brain, March 2007 Edition

  03.20.07 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Not a whole lot going on. I joined the crackberry cult today, as my work got me a Blackberry. It’s a very nice little tool, and I look forward to customizing it a little more. I’ve already added in a GMail tool so I can check GMail if I’m away from the [...]

• PHP

  Zend_Service_Audioscrobbler moves to Zend Framework Core

  03.16.07 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  It finally made it! After some major reworking of the unit tests (at 86% coverage, with 3 more tests to come after the freeze is up) and Derek busting his butt to get the documentation done, Darby Fenton emailed me to tell me that he’s moved our component for connecting to the web services [...]

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