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  Expand your programming mind: filters in Lithium

  03.16.10 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Out of the ashes of a severe personality clash in an open source PHP web application framework project rose a new framework proclaiming that it simply sucks less than all the others. Lithium, otherwise known as li3, is the latest PHP application framework to come onto the scene. I know what you’re saying. [...]

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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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  What Thrashed Around In Chris’ Brain This Past Weekend

  11.23.09 | Permalink | Comments Off

  (The blog experiment continues: 1 post every weekday in November and I think I only skipped one, but made up for it with a Saturday post)

  Node.js is something I want to use, but I do not know what for
  For those who don’t know, Node is a “toolkit for writing extremely high performance non-blocking event driven [...]

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  Using Django As An Admin Area for a PHP Project, Part 1

  11.18.09 | Permalink | Comments Off

  My work project needed an admin area for doing things like changing the key for a league, or changing the email address for someone's account. You know, typical admin stuff. In the past I had been *gasp* editing SQL by hand via pgAdmin (and my favourite trick of creating an SSH tunnel to [...]

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  Chris’ Brain – Almost October 2009 Edition

  09.24.09 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  Can you tell I have nothing earth-shattering to talk about? Here are the two things taken up processing space in my brain
  I won't use frameworks without built-in testing support any more

  I'm doing some very hairy refactoring of code at work to support a new concept of ownership of content generated by the application. [...]

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