Freshbooks - My new best friend
This post dropped Nov 1st 2008, 10:02, in to Internet Business
I've been doing a lot of freelance work lately, and I've discovered my new secret weapon in the war on organization: Freshbooks. Making you look way more professional than you really are. Read more»
Using jQuery Inside Your Firefox Extension
This post dropped Oct 30th 2008, 22:25, in to Web Development
Further proof that if we ever see John Resig walking down the street, we should give him the most massive high five ever. Read more»
Using a Site Layout with the Sinatra Web Framework
This post dropped May 1st 2008, 22:04, in to Web Development
Recently, I've been playing with the ruby web framework Sinatra. It's a nice, simple little framework that lets you setup a small site quickly and easily. The one thing I was missing, however, was how to create an overall site layout. Read more»
Why You Should Use Persistent Connections with MySQL
This post dropped Apr 11th 2008, 00:33, in to Web Development
For whatever reason, most of the PHP community is still stuck using plain-old mysql_connect(). This works, but for anything beyond your basic website, you really should be using persistent connections. Read more»
CakePHP Best Practices: Rethinking the hasAndBelongsToMany Association
This post dropped Mar 27th 2008, 22:22, in to CakePHP
Continuing our series helping you write better CakePHP applications, we now turn to the dreaded hasAndBelongsToMany relationship. It's handy, but for anything other than the most basic examples it falls flat. Not anymore. Read more»
CakePHP Best Practices: Fat Models and Skinny Controllers
This post dropped Jan 23rd 2008, 21:54, in to CakePHP
In the first in a series of ongoing articles on CakePHP best practices, I'll show you the proper proportions to bake your cakes. It's time to stop writing controllers thousands of lines long and learn the joy of fat models and skinny controllers. Read more»
10 Steps to Becoming a Professional Web Developer
This post dropped Jan 12th 2008, 09:37, in to Web Development
It's time to stop hacking PHPNuke in your basement and become a fully grown professional web developer adult. Read more»
The Difference Between Good Code and a Good App
This post dropped Jan 10th 2008, 00:50, in to Web Development
Diving deep in to the bowls of Wordpress reassures my belief that good code and a good app are not one in the same. Read more»
Using Your rsync.net Account as a SVN Repository
This post dropped Jan 4th 2008, 01:42, in to Web Development
I love rsync.net. It's awesome for backups and the like, but I wanted to use it as a remote SVN repository. It was a little trickier than I imagined, but I managed to get it running. Read more»
Welcome to GLUEinteractive
This post dropped Nov 13th 2007, 22:41, in to GLUEinteractive
The walls have been painted, the signage has been ordered, we've trained our staff & fired up rsync for one last time. Read more»
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CakePHP Best Practices: Rethinking the hasAndBelongsToMany Association
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CakePHP Best Practices: Fat Models and Skinny Controllers
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10 Steps to Becoming a Professional Web Developer
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The Difference Between Good Code and a Good App
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