« Previous Entries

October 2007

The Archives

• PHP

  More Fun With Capistrano and PHP Applications

  10.31.07 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  So, I need to deploy changes to a work-related project from my laptop to a dev server. I was told that one of our other developers had a solution using shell scripts, but I couldn't figure out a problem with it and didn't want to hack away at his scripts in case I broke [...]

• Chris' Brain

  Babysteps with xQuery

  10.26.07 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  I know what you're thinking: "Chris, aren't you supposed to be talking about CakePHP, or PHP, or your ever-changing working conditions?!?". Alas, enough about my storied working career. Working here now means that I'm going to become Mr. "I know how to manipulate XML" in a hurry. Lucky for me, I [...]

• Uncategorized

  The Perils Of Telecommuting

  10.23.07 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  In my previous post, I was asked in the comments to share my thoughts on telecommuting. As a little background, I started telecommuting part-time back in March, then full-time starting at the beginning of July after a project fell through. At that time, I had gotten totally sick of a long commute from [...]

• Chris' Brain, Real Life

  I’ve Joined The XMLTeam Team

  10.19.07 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  Like I said in a previous post, I'm never out of work for too long these days. Besides, it makes the wife nervous about our ability to pay the mortgage if I sit around the house in grubby clothes not doing anything of substance. Starting Monday I will be working with the folks [...]

• CakePHP, Chris' Brain, Real Life

  Back In Business

  10.16.07 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Well, it took some time but thanks to the help of my VPS provider I've got my stuff all back up, and it only took me two days of tweaking to get everything back. You never realize how much work it took to tweak your environment to get it exactly the way that you [...]

« Previous Entries

@TheKeyboard

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

feeds

• Entries (RSS)
• Comments (RSS)