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  What Is Really Considered Documentation?

  07.22.08 | Permalink | 8 Comments

  I struggled to come up with a good name for this blog post, and have totally failed, but give this article a chance. Or maybe you’re here by accident thanks to a weird google search.

  As a committed user of open source technologies, the difference between me using something and not using something is the [...]

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  CakePHP and the iPhone

  06.13.08 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  I lost my cellphone last night, which sucks because the phone I want isn’t going to be available until July 11th. I’ll get a loaner phone until then, but it is exciting times to be a web developer. Why? Because the introduction of the iPhone there is a renewed interest in web [...]

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  CakePHP Application Deployment: RFC

  05.16.08 | Permalink | 12 Comments

  A co-worker of mine always complains that people don’t read the RFC that covers a topic related to making their own stuff work with our stuff. He’s old sk00l like that. Although my co-worker is a tad out-of-touch with the realities of programming these days (as in the amount of people who actually [...]

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  New CakePHP 1.2 Release Coming

  05.13.08 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  I’m certainly not the only person who has been blogging about this, but I thought I’d mention that a feature freeze is coming up for the next CakePHP 1.2 release, codenamed ‘DV’. My very modest contribution this time around is a patch to fix a problem with running ‘cake bake’ on Windows, where it [...]

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  Custom CakePHP 1.2 Pagination Queries

  03.04.08 | Permalink | 27 Comments

  (Note: I will be cross-posting a version of this to the CakePHP Cookbook within a day or two).

  As amazing as the built-in CakePHP pagination helper is, sometimes you have to create your own custom queries for data you wish to paginate. For the simulation baseball league site I wanted to be create an admin [...]

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