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  More Awesome Deployment Using Phing

  04.30.10 | Permalink | 8 Comments

  In a previous blog post I showed some very basic techniques for using Phing for doing deployment. As with any good deployment process, once you let people know that there is a flexible deployment tool other people start asking you to new things. "Hey Chris, can you set things up so that whenever someone runs [...]

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  You Asked For It: Chris’ Awesome But Short Guide To Deployment Using Phing

  04.14.10 | Permalink | 9 Comments

  I have been suffering from a major case of blogger's block, so I reached out to the lucky people who follow me on Twitter to ask them about some topics to talk about on the blog. Thanks to them I've got at least two blog posts coming. Credit to this one goes to Neil Crookes [...]

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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 way. [...]

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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 CakePHP, but [...]

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