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  CakePHP Plugins Server

  01.29.09 | Permalink | 9 Comments

  I was asking around for a plugin / library / component / *something* that can help me to easily integrate the use of PayPal into the CakePHP application I’m building to be the web site for my upcoming book. One of the movers and shakers in the CakePHP community, (you know, those people who [...]

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  CakePHP + Nginx Configuration Update

  01.25.09 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  In a previous post I had talked about how to configure CakePHP to work with Nginx, a lightweight, high-performance HTTP server. I’m in the process of creating the website for my upcoming book *and* had recently switched back from using Apache to using Nginx again, so I thought it might be time to roll [...]

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  If Wishes Were Fishes, The Sea Would Be Full

  01.23.09 | Permalink | 11 Comments

  One of my favourite sayings I tell my daughter when she whines “I wish …” (usually in response to something I’ve asked her to do around the house) I remind her that “if wishes were fishes, the sea would be full.” Sure, not exactly the type of advice she wants to hear but very [...]

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  Chris’s Brain – 2009-01-20

  01.20.09 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  Thanks for all the feedback about the preview for my upcoming e-book “Refactoring Legacy Applications Using CakePHP”. My plan is to have the book done and the web site for it created just before I go to Montreal to talk at the 2009 PHP Quebec conference. Let’s see if I can hit that [...]

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  Preview of “Refactoring Legacy Applications using CakePHP”

  01.16.09 | Permalink | 6 Comments

  Some of you may know that I have started writing a e-book about CakePHP. I’m planning on publishing it myself for the low, low price of $7. I thought I’d let people take a sneak peek at how it looks so far by publishing the first two chapters in very rough form.

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