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Category Archives: php
360 Flex
Rain is a big fan of the 360 Flex conferences. We send developers every time, and have noticed the conference quality increase with each year. We are pleased to announce that we are sending 5, count them 5 speakers. If … Continue reading
This ‘Aint No Heavy Metal
Those who’ve worked closely with Rain knows we’ve been a fan of using frameworks to bootstrap our development process. They have oodles of advantages over the re-invent-the-wheel approach, and our involvement with the PHP framework world has been intimate. I … Continue reading
The Dark Side of CakePHP’s Automagic
While, Cake’s automagic features are what make the framework useful, they can often turn around and bite you. Though it is not necessary to understand the full implementation details of every automagic feature, it is important to be aware of … Continue reading
Inspiration and Information : Our Favorite Feeds
This morning while perusing my daily feeds I found a diagnostic stylesheet (CSS) I will probably use, a link to a very funny Chuck Norris video, and learned how to restyle a Window’s login screen. All of this took less … Continue reading