October 2008

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• Chris' Brain

  VIM Programming Bounty: FuzzyFind inside Files

  10.20.08 | Permalink | 9 Comments

  (Note: I have updated this posting with some more info on what I am looking for) Since I make a little bit of money every month in advertising off this blog, I thought I’d put some of this money to good use. I’ve been trying very hard to use vim as my editor for day-to-day [...]

• Chris' Brain

  Job Opening: XMLTeam Solutions

  10.16.08 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  Do you like sports? Are you good with PHP/CSS/HTML/MySQL? Not scared of XML? Can you handle working remotely from the comfort of your home or a never-ending series of coffee shops with free wifi? If so, there is an opportunity for you. My employer, XML Team Solutions is looking to hire a “Software Engineer” to [...]

• Chris' Brain

  A New Way Of Judging Frameworks: Where are the tests?

  10.09.08 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  As a project for work gets ready for an alpha release, I’ve managed to eliminate all the serious bugs and now have some time for what should’ve been part of the project from the beginning: writing tests. As a lapsed tester, I always feel guilty about not writing tests when things start to get complicated [...]

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  CakePHP 1.2RC3 Released

  10.02.08 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  Thanks to the power of Twitter I found out that The Show for CakePHP was resuscitated and brought back to life last night. I listened to the (surprisingly short) show, the main thrust of which was that CakePHP 1.2RC3 was released last night. Why should you care? Final RC before a final 1.2 release Significant [...]

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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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