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October '08 | Archive | News | Phil Sturgeon
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Phil Sturgeon


My name is Phil Sturgeon and I program stuff in PHP & CodeIgniter.
I write about Linux, Git, jQuery and all sorts of other computery things!

Archive

October '08

Version 0.8 of StyleDNA CMS hits the streets!

This has been one of the most involving versions so far with the most change involved. It has been tricky to get done but im very proud of it! Read More »

Posted in: Oct 13, 2008  Category: PyroCMS


SSH anywhere on anything

Notice you have a bug in your site but your at work with a proxy in place? On your friends computer who doesn't want you installing Putty? Have no fear, consoleFISH is here! Read More »

Posted in: Oct 08, 2008  Category: Command Line


PHP Library for the Command Line

Not looking forward to using a different language to get some command line work done? It could be worth it, but we don't all have the spare time to learn. Cut some time with this PHP class. Read More »

Posted in: Oct 07, 2008  Category: Command Line


Deploying sites with SVN

Ever got fed up with FTP uploading multiple sites and forgetting which files need to go where? Sure you could delete the whole thing and upload it all, but that way you have downtime. I found a solution recently that works perfectly and is quick as hell. Read More »

Posted in: Oct 02, 2008  Category: SVN


PhilSturgeon.co.uk now 100% more sexy

It has been a damn long time since my last post, but I have my reasons.

Normally I mess around with random technologies teaching myself fun new things over command line or coding scripts that do useful things. For the last 4 or 5 months however I have been manically bashing out code for a CMS I am working on.

That CMS, is finally almost here. Read More »

Posted in: Oct 01, 2008  Category: CodeIgniter