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Chris' Brain
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 [...]
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Digging Through The Bookmarks
Although I never got into the habit of using online bookmarking services like Delicious (never really understood how/why to use them) I do tend to bookmark a lot of stuff. So as a change of pace I thought I’d go through my programming bookmarks and show you some of the stuff I found interesting enough [...]
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Lazyweb Questions – April 2009
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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Chris’ Brain – 2009-02-18
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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Chris’ Brain, X-Mas 2008 Edition
As a guy who gets so much out of open source software, I thought that this Christmas season is a good time for me to give something back to all of you out there and share with you some of the things I’ve been thinking about. Notice that many of these things are not PHP [...]
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Facebook should've be written in unicornSchemaLang, because everyone *knows* that PHP is no good for anything, right?feeds
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