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January 2008

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• Chris' Brain

  What’s In Chris’ Brain: January 2008 Edition

  01.29.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Not a lot going on, it’s time for a quick round-up post I’m speaking at CakeFest, so I’m working on my presentation. Since I’m going to be a combination of slides and actual demonstrations of the Cake console, I’m going to be using S5 to run the slideshow, then switching to a terminal and my [...]

• Uncategorized

  Simple User Registration in CakePHP 1.2, Part II

  01.22.08 | Permalink | 27 Comments

  I got a question in the comments about my previous post on simple user registration about how to do some of the necessary validation for registration in the model. I thought I'd show some code I did to do exactly that. The key to all this stuff is using a second form field for doing [...]

• CakePHP

  Going To CakeFest!

  01.21.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Yes, it's been confirmed: I will be attending CakeFest down in Orlando Feb. 6 to 8. I'll be giving a talk entitled "Fake It Until You Make It" about how to use the Cake console tools to speed up your development. I use the Cake console for all my CakePHP projects, since it helps me [...]

• Real Life

  Job Posting: Manufacturing Engineer Position

  01.17.08 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  Full disclosure: my wife works as a job recruiter, dealing in full-time permanent positions. If you live in Southern Ontario and are a fit for this position, please contact her. Manufacturing Engineer - Waterloo, ON Full Time Salary: Neg. Required Skills: Bachelor of Engineering degree in Industrial, Manufacturing or Mechanical Engineering Experience in Lean Manufacturing, [...]

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  How To HTTP-PUT A File Somewhere Using PHP

  01.11.08 | Permalink | 9 Comments

  A work project is getting close to 0.1 status. Pretty underwhelming, I know. One of the last 'milestones' for 0.1 is taking these wonderful XML documents that my web app creates (and stores in eXist and sends them to an internal web service that reads in the XML and breaks it apart for use by [...]

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