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  Reader Feedback: Web Application Performance

  08.28.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Welcome to the 4th and final day of reader feedback week here. Today’s topic is one that comes up over and over and over and over again: web application performance. In particular, I wanted to discuss web application performance and frameworks. After seeing a slide from a presentation at FrOSCON about CakePHP’s performance in the [...]

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  Reader Feedback: Working with XML In PHP

  08.27.08 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  Welcome to the 3rd installment of me answering reader feedback questions. Today we deal with a topic that I deal with every day at my day job — working with XML in PHP. First of all, I do all this in PHP 5. SimpleXML makes it so easy to manipulate XML. For my main work [...]

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  Reader Feedback: Experiences With Django

  08.26.08 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  Welcome to Day 2 of my answering reader feedback questions here in the month of August. I was asked to share my experiences with Django. I will confess that I am a complete n00b when it comes to Python (wrote a few scripts for work-related stuff) and got an early alpha of my baseball road-trip [...]

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  Reader Feedback: Personal Project Management

  08.25.08 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  With August winding down to a close and the insane August family event schedule over with (5 birthdays and my wedding anniversary) I now have the time to answer some of the reader feedback questions I had solicited at the beginning of the month. So, to give something back I will be answering one question [...]

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  CakePHP Workshop

  08.18.08 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  For those who might not look at the same obscure blogs that I do, I thought I should mention that the last few spaces for the first CakePHP Workshop in Raleigh, NC are filling up so if you want to learn CakePHP straight from the people who help to build it, this is your best [...]

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