Entries written in July 2008
Written July 28, 2008 in php, zend framework
Zend Framework Architecture — A promising article in one of the better PHP blogs. Doesn’t take into account the work that Matthew Weier-O’Phinney has already done to start refactoring ZF for 5.3.
Sorry about the title. Couldn’t resist.
Brian Akers (One of the loudest voices in the MySQL world) and Michael Widenius (The original MySQL developer) have started a New MySQL fork called ‘Drizzle’. They aim to keep the development truly open source, to take a step back to simplicity, speed, …
Why’s it been so quiet? Why so many reading lists, and so little editorial? I’ve been doing consulting work like a madman — I’ve got some doggy stuff to pay for, I’ve got some expensive toys I need for a job next month, and I’ve got a day job to …
Now that I’ve had the chance to call my parents and let them know that I haven’t permanently taken in another dog — I’d like to formally introduce Henry.
For those who follow me on Flickr, I’ve been posting pictures for a few days now. I …
- Rails for PHP Developers — I’d be sorely tempted, if I wasn’t really really busy at the moment with other things that pay.
Light on tech content today, sorry. It’s been a pretty boring day on the internets as far as new ways to do something in a scripting language goes.
- Comparison of Digital Photo Printing Services — Looks like I’m going with Smugmug for a project I’m doing next month.
- Almost No-Knead
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- RFID industry tries to spin toll findings. Think your toll tags are secure devices? Think again. This really concerns me because we’re now using the same technology as toll tags for our garage entrance at TAMU.
- Beautiful icons by Felix Sockwell for the iPhone’s NY Times application.
- Improving the
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Now that I’m settled in and projects are dying down a bit, I’m starting to have enough time to pick up an old hobby — Photography. If you know of anyone in the College Station area that needs pictures taken — family portraits, graduation pictures, event pictures (although I’m not …
- Fannie, Freddie, Banks and Government Debt — Anyone who has a mortgage or is thinking about buying a home should read this.
First, read this: The Answer is No @ The Big Contrarian.
In response: At least part of the problem is that we STILL haven’t defined the question. Is it that we develop a web application to solve problems in the most efficient and graceful way? Or is it that …
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