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29/06/2009 09:06 - http://twitpic.com/8sk4k - Potential replacement for "Parent page" field. How about just adding slashes to slug field? #pyrocms
29/06/2009 08:06 - @bradfields I killed it fishing out some work form an OLD virtual OS. turns out it wasnt even needed. Typical!
29/06/2009 08:06 - Right well unless I hear protest I am going to add HelpfulParser to PyroCMS. I need SOME way to add in helper functions or I cant build much
29/06/2009 08:06 - http://twitpic.com/8s8b8 - New theme module, shows details, description and preview thumbnail. #pyrocms
29/06/2009 03:06 - Computer utterly screwed with half an hour left in the day. Thank god i dont freelance, I still get paid. http://twitpic.com/8rgj8
Recent Posts
Rant: Fed up with Twitter news!
Is anybody else getting really bored of Twitter news? These days it seems to be everywhere; you cannot get away from it. Do you - like myself - find it really difficult to give a damn?
Poll: Will you use goto in PHP 5.3?
PHP 5.3 adds some great features such as lambda functions, namespaces and class constants, but one new feature "goto" in my eyes is a massvie step backwards.
How to: Multi-site CodeIgniter Set-up
A few people have asked me recently about setting up CodeIgniter to run accross multiple domains based on the same codebase, so here are a few tips on how to get this working on your CodeIgniter set-up.
Quick tip: Create a branch in Git with a dirty copy
We've all done it. Started working on a task, ticket or issue and realised we have forgotten to create a branch. Using git stash we can easily hide these changes, create a branch and then get the changes back.
Charging extra for iPhone tethering really that bad?
There seams to be a great deal of anger on the Internet over the new iPhone. I agree with the outrage over upgrade costs, but I have to disagree with iPhone fans complaining about the tethering costs.
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Rant: Fed up with Twitter news!
Is anybody else getting really bored of Twitter news? These days it seems to be everywhere; you cannot get away from it. Do you - like myself - find it really difficult to give a damn? Read More »
Posted: Jul 01, 2009
Poll: Will you use goto in PHP 5.3?
PHP 5.3 adds some great features such as lambda functions, namespaces and class constants, but one new feature "goto" in my eyes is a massvie step backwards. Read More »
Posted: Jun 24, 2009 Category: PHP
How to: Multi-site CodeIgniter Set-up
A few people have asked me recently about setting up CodeIgniter to run accross multiple domains based on the same codebase, so here are a few tips on how to get this working on your CodeIgniter set-up.
Read More »
Posted: Jun 22, 2009 Category: CodeIgniter
Quick tip: Create a branch in Git with a dirty copy
We've all done it. Started working on a task, ticket or issue and realised we have forgotten to create a branch. Using git stash we can easily hide these changes, create a branch and then get the changes back. Read More »
Posted: Jun 22, 2009 Category: Git
Charging extra for iPhone tethering really that bad?
There seams to be a great deal of anger on the Internet over the new iPhone. I agree with the outrage over upgrade costs, but I have to disagree with iPhone fans complaining about the tethering costs.
Read More »
Posted: Jun 09, 2009 Category: iPhone
Poll: Which topic should my next screencast cover?
The last two screencasts I recorded recieved a great responce. Now I am not entirely sure to do for my next screencast. Use this Twitter Poll to cast a vote. Read More »
Posted: Jun 05, 2009
REST implementation for CodeIgniter
There have been 1 or 2 RESTful implementations for CodeIgniter so far, but none of them have been flexible or clean enough. This is the first publicly available RESTful implementation for CodeIgniter. Read More »
Posted: Jun 03, 2009 Category: CodeIgniter
Debugging ActiveRecord queries in CodeIgniter
When you have an ActiveRecord call that just will not work, it can be a pain. To save asking questions on the CodeIgniter forums that you could answer yourself, try these steps. Read More »
Posted: May 29, 2009 Category: CodeIgniter
PyroCMS reaches v0.9.5
PyroCMS reaches its nearly final stage. This release took care of many bugs known in v0.9.2 and has while it has not added in many amazing new features, it has improved the existing ones considerably. Read More »
Posted: May 28, 2009 Category: PyroCMS
How to: Develop a new module for PyroCMS
I noticed a few people hitting this site after searching for "add new module to pyrocms". Well, here is how. Read More »
Posted: May 27, 2009 Category: PyroCMS
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