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  So It Ends, Gentle Reader

  11.30.09 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Thanks so much for sticking with me during my November blogging experiment. By my reckoning, I only missed one week-day blog post (it was on a Friday, and I posted something on a Saturday to make up for it. I will not be keeping up with that pace in the month of December, but I [...]

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  Better Application Deployment

  11.27.09 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  I’ve been working on the open source web service that we make available to our clients, trying to get some caching into the application to improve performance. It got me to thinking: what would be the best way to get our clients to install this application. By best way, I do not mean easiest way. [...]

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  What’s In Chris’ Brain – Blog Experiment Version

  11.26.09 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  I had a few drinks last night with my fellow Milton-area PHP developer and we got to talking about a lot of different topics. I will summarize a few of them here: Concurrency is still drawing significant interest from me I recommended my friend check out Tim Bray’s Concur.next series (yes, I know I’m whipping [...]

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  Useful Tools For Non-Designers

  11.25.09 | Permalink | Comments Off

  I’ve been playing with Blueprint CSS until such time that I can create grid layouts in CSS myself. My friend Kevin pointed out an Air app called Boks that lets you create your own layouts, complete with inserting HTML along with it too. The screencasts are awesome and I highly recommend it to hard-core programmers [...]

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  The Definition of Open Source

  11.24.09 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  This has been bugging me all day long You have a project that is licensed under the GPL and that project is a front-end to act as a web service that speaks to a database that is populated by a proprietary product and you are the biggest user of this open source project is it [...]

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