Deploying websites with Git
Use Git to deploy your web applications without having to faff with FTP syncronisation or manually working out which files need to be uploaded.
Catapult into PyroCMS
People wanted a book for PyroCMS, so I wrote one:
This will get you from "I have heard of PyroCMS once before" to building custom modules and themes in next to no time. Plus, it's only £7.
Archive
February 2010
CodeIgniter Base Classes: Keeping it DRY
Most applications in CodeIgniter will have various types of pages. Logic for these types of pages is normally copied between all of their different Controllers which means, for example, if the way the admin area protection is handled is changed there will be lots of Controllers to change and test. This logic can instead be shared by some creative extending of the Controller class to create custom Base Controllers like Public_Controller, Admin_Controller, etc.
Working with RESTful services in CodeIgniter
This blog has been pretty quiet for a few weeks now, mainly because I have been working on a beast of an article for NetTuts called "Working with RESTful services in CodeIgniter".
