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November 2007

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• Chris' Brain, PHP

  More XML-DB Fun!

  11.30.07 | Permalink | Comments Off

  We had a nice corporate retreat last week, an opportunity for all the members of XMLTeam to get together (and in some cases meet face-to-face for the first time) and discuss what's going on and figure out priorities over the next 12 months. If you're expecting some company secrets here, you'll be disappointed. [...]

• Real Life, Uncategorized

  Want To Write PHP Code in Bermuda?

  11.28.07 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  I get emails all the time from recruiters, and I usually politely respond that I'm not interested since I'm usually pretty happy with the job I have. I recently got one from Jason Squires at Squires Resources that I thought I should share with my readers. Please be advised that I am not [...]

• Chris' Brain

  Developing with PHP on Leopard

  11.26.07 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  I recently bought a new MacBook (took the huge street-cred hit by getting a 13" white MacBook) and are busy getting my development environment up and running. I had heard some rumblings that things weren't quite what they seemed when it came to getting PHP up and running in Leopard, and spent much time [...]

• CakePHP

  Follow-up to “A Hopefully Usefull Tutorial For Using CakePHP’s Auth Component”

  11.20.07 | Permalink | 19 Comments

  There have been some mention in the comments for this post for clarification on the 'remember me' cookie that is mentioned in the code. I thought I'd elaborate a bit on how I used it for this example.

  As part of a project I was working on while at CDC there was a requirement for [...]

• Chris' Brain

  Looking Outside The Box

  11.20.07 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  As devoted as I am to the use of frameworks (although not THAT devoted that I would take the anti-lazy-programmer's route of porting an existing non-frameworked app to use a framework) I do enjoy seeing what frameworks in other languages are up to. I'd like to share three with you that I've been following [...]

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

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