DrupalCon San Francisco has been great. Yes, its been only one day but I love the atmosphere. There are several tracks going on at the same time during the day, so its impossible to see every talk. I hope that they publish videos of the ones I couldn’t attend. There’s about 3,000 attendees so the [...]
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Random links from my bookmarks
November 24th, 2009
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I’d like to share my bookmarks from time to time. I think sometimes random browsing can be very fruitful and sometimes even productive. This week on my delicious bookmaks, I’d like to share: Red Hat Magazine | A guide to GNU Screen Very useful to use when needing to run long processes through an SSH [...]
How to install PHP PDO extensions on Debian Lenny
February 17th, 2009
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If you need to install PHP PDO extensions on Debian Lenny, its very simple. This is what I did to get it done: sudo aptitude install php5 php5-dev php5-cli libmysqlclient15-dev Then use pecl to get PDO: sudo pecl install pdo sudo pecl install pdo_mysql /* in case you want pdo mysql extension */ update: I [...]
PHP syntax check as you type with Emacs
July 31st, 2008
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For those who have to code in PHP, there’s a nice feature in Emacs that makes your coding horror times less stressing and helps you avoid typos and similar dumb errors. Emacs 22.1 comes with flymake mode, a nice tool that makes syntax checking while you type out the file by highlighting the lines with [...]
PHP 5 OOP implementation quirks
November 14th, 2007
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PHP 5 is supposed to be fully object oriented. Yes, it has classes and inheritance and all those things an OOP language is supposed to have. But, is it implemented like most OOP languages? First of all, I come from a C/C++ background, so there’s where I got all my OOP lessons. Then I started [...]
