Archive for the 'Coding' Category
Friday, February 8th, 2008
To ease the use of the cake command I wrote a small and simple bash_completion script.
If you are using Linux is probably only an apt command away to have the bash completion. On Ubuntu it is even included in the standard desktop. On a mac you have to install the bash completion via mac ports [...]
Posted in CakePHP, Coding, Linux | 2 Comments »
Wednesday, February 6th, 2008
I just arrived in Charlotte, SC and wait for my connection flight to Orlando, FL.
CakeFest will be the first official CakePHP gathering and I’m looking forward to meet all those stranger I only know from the mailing list and their blogs. The 1.2 release is still not finished but loads of things have changed. [...]
Posted in CakePHP, Coding, Congresses | 1 Comment »
Wednesday, June 28th, 2006
When programming, it’s dangerous to fall in love with your code, as the best solution may often involve throwing half of it away.
Edd Dumbill on agile infrastructure
I’m currently working with CakePHP’s testsuite, which is nice. Generally PHP is behind other languages’ testing implementation (py.test, RoR, jUnit 4.0). But using SimpleTest seemed to be the best [...]
Posted in Agile, Coding, Linux, Testing | No Comments »
Wednesday, December 7th, 2005
Plazes is looking for C++/Qt developers starting January 2006 in Berlin.
So there are already some screenshots of a symbian client. Hey, I’ll also get a nokia 6680 these days :). Looks like they’ll start working on a Qt-Embedded client. Here is a list of supported devices.
I would like to see a GTK GUI. [...]
Posted in Business, Coding, Plazes, jobs, webdevelopment | 1 Comment »
Wednesday, November 30th, 2005
Tim wrote about How to not be removed from a newsletter. I just searched for mailoff_m.php3 and found points24.com. According to Tim they have 4.000.000 subscribers. More or less willingly, if you read this thread (including unwillingly Tim). So he is right in asking, what to do!?
Posted in Coding, Fun, News, spam | 2 Comments »
Wednesday, November 2nd, 2005
AttentionTrust.org is a non-profit organization and serves a firefox extension to keep track of your browsing history. It is based on Steve Gillmors idea of attention.xml (technorati developer wiki). As I can see the social component is still missing, it is only your attention and not the attention brought to you by your social [...]
Posted in Business, Coding, Freeculture, Networking, Tagging, Web20, searchengines | 1 Comment »
Friday, September 2nd, 2005
Read Citizen428 on the Developers Notebook - Mono
I also have a copy of this book. It’s definitly one of the best ways to get into mono. By the way I recently got a copy of Agile Web Development with Rails, which is kind of similar in fastly diving into the topic. Speaking of diving, Dive [...]
Posted in Books, Coding, Plazes | No Comments »
Saturday, August 13th, 2005
CakePHP is a rapid web development framework similar to Ruby on Rails.
“The Cake is a lightweight framework written in PHP, based on the concepts used in Rails. It’s primary goal is to rapidly create and maintain web applications of any kind and level of complexity.”
There is also a tutorial how to build a blogging application [...]
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Tuesday, August 2nd, 2005
There is a new business networking tool by O’Reilly called connection. Looks kind of neat. If you register get me connected.
via O’Reilly Radar
Posted in Business, Coding, Networking, Web20 | No Comments »
Saturday, July 16th, 2005
For my projects I usually use a Mediawiki, Mantis and Subversion (WebSVN). But if you want to share information with clients and other people involved in one project, in most cases it is not the best solution to give all the information in your wiki to your clients. Maybe there is important information not to [...]
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