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  Rallyhat lives!

  03.12.10 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  Some of my long-time readers have seen me mention a long-festering (I believe that is the correct term at this point) project that I dubbed Rallyhat. It first started out as a “figure out when some baseball teams are in town and buy tickets” and then morphed into “a tool for helping people plan [...]

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  Building Rallyhat: Proof-of-concept Deployment

  04.12.08 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Well, that went relatively well. As a proof-of-concept for Google App Engine I decided to see what I could whip together today in between domestic duties, looking after the kids and praying that my wife gets better from her massive cold because I’m off to Vancouver tomorrow.

  So, I pushed the database for Rallyhat up [...]

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  Building Rallyhat: First Steps

  03.25.08 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  This will be the first in a series of posts chronicling my building out of Rallyhat, a site that people will use to plan sporting road trips, baseball first. In this first installment I wanted talk a bit about the first steps I too to actually get this thing rolling.

  Now, I could easily build [...]

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  Opinionated Software, The Podcast

  07.17.07 | Permalink | Comments Off

  A while back I was contacted by Cal Evans over at the Zend Developer Zone to contribute to a new podcast he was starting up called PHP Abstract. Very cool idea, a small 5 to 7 minute podcast by PHP developers where they talk about a topic of interest to them (and hoepfully to [...]

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  Glue vs. Full Stack

  05.30.07 | Permalink | 35 Comments

  [Note: looks like the move to the new server will take some time as I configure things *just so* so blogging can continue]

  So I'm sitting around thinking about how I'm going to build out the new rallyhat.com, turning it into a "plan a baseball road trip site" and figuring out what tech to use. [...]

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