In order for me to upload my existing repository with Codesion I need a dump-file. Trouble is I never dumped my repo before on a Windows machine and TortoiseSVN doesn’t seem to have a click-able function for this.
To be able to use the command svnadmin on Windows XP you’ll need to install Subversion first, which I hadn’t till now.
Nothing too difficult; can be easily done in 3 simple steps.
Lets get on with it, shall we?
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Regular Expressions is a thing I tend to avoid. But every developer comes to a point where all others solutions just isn’t suffice, is it not?
Well today was my day. I had to fix something at work but my lack of regex knowledge made me frustrate.
I needed a solution for the following problem:
Inspired by this I found a solution* on the internet but had to tailor it and decided to log it here.
This is an addition to the original updated article The CakePHP Framework: Your First Bite (updated for CakePHP 1.2.x.x)
In this post we will be adding the following features into the little notes script:
Happy coding!
As a newbie to CakePHP I need tutorials to guide me and teach me how to use it. I stumbled upon Fabio Cevasco’s CakePHP tutorial on SitePoint. This tutorial dates back to 2006. The post doesn’t mention the used CakePHP version. It was not hard to guess that it is outdated for the year of 2009. But that is ok…
Gladly I made it working for 1.2.x.x, so here it is:
An updated version of Fabio’s article “The CakePHP Framework: Your First Bite” on SitePoint. His version was written when CakePHP 1.1.x.x was the real deal. In this article I have modified the code and made it work with CakePHP 1.2.x.x
In this tutorial you will create a straight forward and simple notes application. You will be able to list, add, edit and delete notes using CakePHP 2.1.x.x and MySQL. Furthermore, you’ll validate the form entries of the notes and you’ll be using a different layout for this application.
This post requires basic knowledge of PHP, MySQL. You also need to have a basic understanding of the MVC structure as I won’t go into detail like Fabio does. Here you’ll find the modified code and little bits of extras. You can take a look at the original post for slightly more theory and nifty details of the code used in this application.
Happy coding!
I used to have difficulties making up my mind in sticking to certain naming conventions, between:
This year (2009) phpGG started with a frontend special covering 4 front end technologies related to PHP development. The main subjects covered by these 4 men:
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The slides showed during this event are included in this post (soon).
This is my report of that day!
I consider myself to be a newbie when it comes to professional PHP web development. Sure I know how to CRUD, procedural-, object oriented development on a limited level, frameworks, functional designs, database designs, technical designs (all on a limited level). So yes, I know something but is my knowledge enough to be able to stand in the world of the real professionals? Therefore I might think and mention some stuff that is not related to enterprise. Please correct me whenever you come across such err.
Title: php|architect’s Guide to Enterprise PHP Development
