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  What’s In Chris’ Brain: February 2008 Edition

  02.27.08 | Permalink | 6 Comments

  I’m sitting in the Orlando airport at this ungodly hour waiting for a flight to Memphis as part of an Orlando -> Memphis -> Toronto trip back from my two days at the Newspaper Association of America conference. I was there with my employer to help start promoting the project I’ve been working on. It [...]

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  Cooking Up Some Cake

  02.18.08 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  Of all the people in the CakePHP community that I have come across, none suffers from a lack of respect more than John David Anderson, more commonly known as _psychic_ on IRC. Why do I say this? John heads the CakePHP documentation project, a thankless task that seems only to exist so unimaginative people can [...]

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  It’s Convention Season!

  02.12.08 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Fresh off the middling success of my talk at CakeFest 2008, I’ll be giving a more expanded version of the talk at Open Web Vancouver 2008, which is being held April 14 and 15, 2008 in Vancouver. I really enjoyed going out there last year, and this talk is quite different from the last one [...]

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  CakeFest 2008, Day Two

  02.08.08 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  I’m sitting in the airport in Orlando, waiting for my flight to Charlotte (which is delayed about 40 minutes as this point) so I thought I’d talk about what I saw on the second day of CakeFest. PhpNut’s keynote was, well, PhpNut was having problems with his presentation (his notes for the slides weren’t showing [...]

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  CakeFest, Day 1

  02.06.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Day 1 of CakeFest is winding down, so I thought I’d talk about today’s talks First, Garrett “gwoo” Woodworth was they keynote, talking about where CakePHP came from and how he got involved with it both on a coding level and as project manager. He included a nice little shout-out to my posting about how [...]

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