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  Better Application Deployment

  11.27.09 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  I’ve been working on the open source web service that we make available to our clients, trying to get some caching into the application to improve performance. It got me to thinking: what would be the best way to get our clients to install this application.

  By best way, I do not mean easiest [...]

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  So You Want To Telecommute? Part 4 – Programming Tools

  08.15.09 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  (This is the 4th part in series about my experiences as a telecommuting developer. For more info, check out part 3, part 2, and part 1)

  If you really want to set of a flame war on the internet, start talking about what you use as (a) your programming language and (b) what editor / [...]

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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 [...]

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  CakePHP Application RFC Follow-Up

  04.23.09 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Holy moley, has it been almost a year since I blogged about a potential CakePHP deployment task. Since a few people have hit me up in Twitter and in the comments for that blog post, I thought I would share my progress on this task. To be blunt, I decided it was a [...]

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  Rebuilding Your Programming And Deployment Environments

  02.10.09 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  As I get closer to giving my deployment talk at the 2009 PHP Quebec Conference (you're going, right?) I've been paying close attention to what sort of things people have been doing in terms of best practices and actual application deployment. Looking at some of these things, I realize how lax I've gotten lately. [...]

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