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  Having Problems When Upgrading CakePHP?

  11.15.07 | Permalink | 6 Comments

  People on the CakePHP mailing list often complain about not being able to get CakePHP configured properly, with CakePHP usually displaying all sorts of weird errors. Telling people these errors is very helpful, because it shows us that the problem almost always is people not following the installation instructions as outlined in the manual. Those [...]

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  Server Shakeout

  11.14.07 | Permalink | Comments Off

  I’ve just increased the size of the slice I host this blog on, and are also experimenting with seeing if APC can help distribute the load. If you see weird things happening over the next few days, let me know…

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  Git Mah Code From Th’ Repository, Ma!

  11.13.07 | Permalink | 8 Comments

  In my quest to try and learn new things (more like trying to avoid being bored with stuff I’m doing) I decided to take a look at another version control system I had heard about called Git. According to it’s entry over at Wikipedia it is “..a distributed revision control / software configuration management project [...]

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  What’s In Chris’ Brain: November 2007 Edition

  11.07.07 | Permalink | 6 Comments

  Why the heck can’t I find any info on reusable views in Code Ignitor so I can quit duplicating code I see all over the place? Found a cool article on using debugging PHP using XDebug in vim. Sometimes Komodo gets resource hungry and a quick drop into vim usually makes me feel better. Man, [...]

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  10 Days Later: Early Impressions of CakePHP vs. CodeIgniter

  11.02.07 | Permalink | 16 Comments

  As loyal readers to my blog know, my employer has committed to using CodeIgniter for projects, although I hold out hope that new projects with my beloved CakePHP. That's okay, I'm a big boy and can handle working with different things as clients (and bosses) demand. So, after maybe a week and a bit of [...]

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