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  Cooking Up Some Cake

  02.18.08 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  Of all the people in the CakePHP community that I have come across, none suffers from a lack of respect more than John David Anderson, more commonly known as _psychic_ on IRC. Why do I say this? John heads the CakePHP documentation project, a thankless task that seems only to exist so unimaginative [...]

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  It’s Convention Season!

  02.12.08 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Fresh off the middling success of my talk at CakeFest 2008, I’ll be giving a more expanded version of the talk at Open Web Vancouver 2008, which is being held April 14 and 15, 2008 in Vancouver. I really enjoyed going out there last year, and this talk is quite different from the last [...]

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  The Devil’s In The Details (or, Handling Sequences in Postgres in CakePHP)

  02.02.08 | Permalink | Comments Off

  I had been struggling with some weirdness that CakePHP has been displaying while trying to add some new features to the baseball league website, where Cake + PHP 4.4 + Postgres were deciding to just be sulky and not work together well.

  So, I was trying to figure out how to make a test for this [...]

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  Going To CakeFest!

  01.21.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Yes, it's been confirmed: I will be attending CakeFest down in Orlando Feb. 6 to 8. I'll be giving a talk entitled "Fake It Until You Make It" about how to use the Cake console tools to speed up your development. I use the Cake console for all my CakePHP projects, since [...]

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  CakePHP Pagination With A HABTM Relationship

  12.11.07 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  There are usually lots of Has And Belongs To Many relationship questions on the CakePHP mailing list. Since I am stupid about this stuff, I sought out Nate Abele and bugged him via IM until he agreed to give me an example of how to do this. Thanks Nate!
  PLAIN TEXT
  PHP:

  class Tag extends AppModel [...]

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