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  Rails Fan Boys Missed The Point

  09.25.07 | Permalink | 11 Comments

  I’m sure I’m not the only person who has been talking about this, but the response to Derek Sivers talking about how he switched back to PHP after 2 years of trying to rewrite CD Baby using Rails has been so predicatably idiotic. He even hired a Rails expert to help him out. Not what [...]

• CakePHP, Chris' Brain

  Deploying CakePHP Applications Using Capistrano

  09.21.07 | Permalink | 12 Comments

  There was a question on the CakePHP mailing list where somebody was asking about deploying CakePHP apps using Capistrano. What is Capistrano? From the web site: Simply put, Capistrano is a tool for automating tasks on one or more remote servers. It executes commands in parallel on all targeted machines, and provides a mechanism for [...]

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  New CakePHP Podcast Launched

  09.18.07 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  Mad props go out to Jeff Loiselle (aka phishy) for putting together The Show, a CakePHP-specific podcast. The archive of the first show is up there (Jeff talks to Nate Abele, with a side-order of Garrett Woodworth) and the next show will be broadcast live tomorrow at noon. Check out the site for more details, [...]

• CakePHP, Chris' Brain

  Configuring CakePHP to Work With Nginx

  09.14.07 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  I use the incredibly small high-performance web server Nginx to run this blog and some of my other projects. Again, the ADD developer in me likes trying out new technology and nginx is a great fit for me so far. I had to dig around a bit to find some rewrite rules that work for [...]

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  Glue vs. Full-Stack: The Podcast Edition

  09.13.07 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Cal Evans just pinged me to let me know that my second contribution to his PHP Abstract podcast, called Glue Frameworks vs. Full-Stack Frameworks has just been posted. Go and take a listen and let me know what you think.

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