Archive for October, 2009
Python PHPSerialize Posted To Googlecode
A while back I posted a Python snippet that I noticed could be used in a few other side projects. I have since posted it to Google Code so more than just myself will know it exists: http://code.google.com/p/phpserialize/.
Doctrine Migrations Proper
I was talking with someone (I will edit this post when I find her card and remember her name) here at ZendCon and discovered that they were having trouble with migrations in Doctrine. Having gone through the same issues of Doctrine seemingly not being able to figure out your changes and generate migration classes, I [...]
Make The Most Of ZendCon
I felt like I should take a break from finishing up my multi-part javascript series to rehash some points being made recently by Keith Casey and Chris Cornutt about making the most of your N-th conference (and in particular, ZendCon). My first ever professional conference (ignoring BarCamps) was last year’s ZendCon. I showed up in [...]
Solve A Sliding Puzzle With JavaScript And Your AI Course: Part 1
In all my years of web development and formal computer science training, you know I never really got around to truly sitting down and learning JavaScript. Sure I knew the syntax (C based, not terribly hard), understood closures (LISP will do that to you), understood the prototype approach to Object Orientation (oddly enough playing with [...]