CakePHP and XDebug

So this is not going to come as much of a shock to people experienced with CakePHP, but I’m just learning now and liking what I’m seeing. CakePHP 1.3 has a really nice set of conventions to work against and provides a seemingly pretty good scaffold for most typical webapps, so I’m thinking I’ll be [...]

PHP ZendDebugger and WAMP

So I wanted to write about my woes with PHP ZendDebugger and the latest WAMP install. Bottom line: I can’t get it to work with PHP 5.3 yet. I believe this is an incompatibility in the debugger DLLs that I have been able to find for 5.3 – looks like the linkers used are incompatible [...]

Big Bang Theory

So I wanted to look up a Big Bang Theory episode yesterday and I noticed that Google found quite a number of pages referencing it. As a result, I got curious how many results each of the episodes would return. A few lines of Perl code later, here is the result. (click the image to [...]

More decisions, decisions, decisions…

Alright, so while the to Zend or not to Zend question is still under debate, I’m also looking at some AJAX-y goodness. There are several I’m looking at. Now, please do keep in mind that this is my personal preference only and does not reflect a wider standard. These are my opinions related to what [...]

To Zend or not to Zend…

I am currently evaluating whether to use the Zend framework in the development of the site. Any suggestions/feedback/practical experience sharing welcome. I don’t want to get myself tied down to a large, cumbersome and potentially inflexible framework (which Zend at least claims not to be, but not having used it yet, I’m not so sure).

Welcome!

Welcome to the new trackmypop.com. This site will allow you to enter information on how many sodas you have consumed. The idea will be to provide charts, usage data, a forum to discuss consumption habits, etc. I personally am addicted to Diet Mountain Dew and thought that if I was to track my usage, I [...]

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