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• Chris' Brain, PHP, Python, Rallyhat

  Glue vs. Full Stack

  05.30.07 | Permalink | 35 Comments

  [Note: looks like the move to the new server will take some time as I configure things *just so* so blogging can continue] So I’m sitting around thinking about how I’m going to build out the new rallyhat.com, turning it into a “plan a baseball road trip site” and figuring out what tech to use. [...]

• Chris' Brain, Real Life

  Now Entering Radio Silence

  05.29.07 | Permalink | Comments Off

  I’m going to be updating hosts (moving to a VPS solution) so things may get a little wonky around here. I’ll be back posting again once I get everything configured

• Chris' Brain, PHP

  Screencast: Interactive Console for CakePHP

  05.25.07 | Permalink | 10 Comments

  One of the things I’ve been working on in my (increasingly sparse) free-time is an interactive testing console for CakePHP. I had suggested in an email to the CakePHP mailing list that an interactive console for doing testing of Models would be good. While at php|tek I spent a lot of time with the CakePHP [...]

• Chris' Brain, PHP

  Who Is Responsible For Scaling?

  05.23.07 | Permalink | 7 Comments

  I question I see a lot on the CakePHP mailing list is “can CakePHP scale?”. Now, other than this being an incredibly general statement it got me to thinking about scalability. In many ways the issue is like security: developers expect security to be “built into the application” when time and time again it has [...]

• Chris' Brain, PHP, php|tek

  Live from php|tek!

  05.17.07 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  Just finished giving my talk at php|tek 2007, and feedback was good. Still talked a little too fast, but I think I can conquer that problem. Anyhow, I totally forgot to record the talk as a screencast (the speaker before me talked all the way through my prep time) so all I can give you [...]

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