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  “Refactoring Legacy Applications Using CakePHP” is now available!

  03.31.09 | Permalink | 13 Comments

  Can you believe it? My book is done and available for you to purchase. Visit the site for the book for more details. When I started working on this book I did have an idea of how much, you know, WORK it was actually going to be. With some help from a few CakePHP gurus [...]

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  Countdown to “Refactoring Legacy Applications Using CakePHP”

  03.21.09 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  April 1st is the date when my book will FINALLY be available. $10 for the PDF, $20 for a print-on-demand copy via Lulu. Go to the website for the book for more information and how to be notified when the book is ready. I’m excited to see this project finally see the light of day [...]

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  What I’ll Be Doing At PHP Quebec

  03.03.09 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Before I talk about PHP Quebec 2009 I wanted to let people know that my book will be out March 9th. $10 for the PDF, $20 for a print copy via the folks at Lulu. Site for the book should be up sometime before Friday. Later today I’ll be boarding a train and traveling in [...]

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  Chris’ Brain – 2009-02-18

  02.18.09 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  Book is getting close Circle March 9 on your calendar, as that is the day my book “Refactoring Legacy Applications Using CakePHP” as the day it will be released. I will be offering a PDF version and a print-on-demand version via Lulu.com. It looks like the PDF with be $10 or less, with the price [...]

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  Book Update

  02.04.09 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  I’m about halfway through my book, with my own self-imposed deadline of Feb. 23rd rapidly approaching. That’s so I have a week to actually create the site to *sell* the book. I posted on Twitter earlier today that I thought that using CakePHP to create the site to sell a book about CakePHP is overkill, [...]

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