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  “Refactoring Legacy Applications Using CakePHP” is now available!

  03.31.09 | Permalink | 13 Comments

  Can you believe it? My book is done and available for you to purchase. Visit the site for the book for more details.

  When I started working on this book I did have an idea of how much, you know, WORK it was actually going to be. With some help from a few [...]

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  Ada Lovelace Day – Celebrating Women In Technology

  03.24.09 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  I had no idea that I shared a birthday with one of the true pioneers of the computer industry, Ada Lovelace. A few months ago a petition to draw attention to women who are excelling in technology via blogging was making the rounds. Realizing what a great opportunity this would be to recognize [...]

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  Countdown to “Refactoring Legacy Applications Using CakePHP”

  03.21.09 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  April 1st is the date when my book will FINALLY be available. $10 for the PDF, $20 for a print-on-demand copy via Lulu. Go to the website for the book for more information and how to be notified when the book is ready.

  I’m excited to see this project finally see the light of [...]

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  Got That Olde Thyme TDD Religion

  03.13.09 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  This week has been kicking my ass in terms of work. I’ve started a project at work which is a bit of a rush job (my boss forgot I was at PHP Quebec last week when taking into account the schedule) and I decided that there was no time like the present to start [...]

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  Slides from PHP Quebec 2009 talk

  03.07.09 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  I swear, every time I give this talk I do it faster. This time it took me 40 minutes, when I had 75 minutes in total to talk. Here’s the link to download it: “Deployment Is Not A 4 Letter Word”

  Overall I had a great time at the conference and definitely want to [...]

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