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  New Site for “Refactoring Legacy Applications using CakePHP”

  10.27.09 | Permalink | Comments Off

  While looking around for conferences to speak at that were within a decent drive of my home, I managed to come into contact with Jason Gilmore, who also sells PHP books via EasyPHPWebsites. He saw that I had written this book and offered to put it up for sale via his site. As a result, [...]

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  Book Now Available On Amazon!

  05.26.09 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  I received an email this evening that you can now purchase my book through Amazon.com’s Marketplace! Awesome news. Check out the link http://tinyurl.com/p5o79u and be sure to add your feedback to the page if you’ve bought a copy. (Edit: hrm, link doesn’t show up on front page but shows up if you click on the [...]

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  My Next Book

  05.14.09 | Permalink | 6 Comments

  Okay, so since the first book has been a pretty good success for me, I’ve been thinking about writing a second book. Will be the same format: PDF, under 100 pages, selling for between $10 and $20. So that got me to thinking “what topic could I go on and on about like an idiot [...]

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  Chris’ Brain – May 2009 Edition

  05.01.09 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  Book Update For those not following along on Twitter, the first month of sales of my CakePHP book have been a success: 70 PDF's and 5 print-on-demand copies via Lulu.com. A big thanks to everyone who has purchased a copy. My next thought has been a book about doing Test Driven Development using CakePHP, but [...]

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  Lazyweb Questions – April 2009

  04.09.09 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  The book is doing quite well, thanks. 42 copies sold as I type this. I am going to give away one of my "Framework Apocalypse" t-shirts to one lucky random customer when I get to 100. Feedback has been great, so spread the word about the book! As Matt Curry pointed out in his review [...]

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