Monthly Archives: May 2010

PHP Framework Benchmarks

We’re all curious about the speed of PHP Frameworks. The only way to judge this is with benchmark tests, and each benchmark test has a multitude of variables, is their caching in use or not, does the test include database … Continue reading

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PHP Frameworks – A Selection Criteria

We talked about what a framework is and why you’d want to use a framework. Since there are over 70 PHP Frameworks, how do you select one from another? What are some of the things you ought to consider? Frameworks … Continue reading

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PHP Frameworks – An Introduction

We’ve seen an explosion in development tools for the Internet in recent years. It seems like every developer has a better idea, and each implementation and language has its advocates on the best way to populate a web page. In … Continue reading

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Saving your Windows Data with an Ubuntu CD

I’ve found I get angriest when my expectations get altered. I think I”m going to have a nice leisurely weekend, and my computer loses a hard drive. Losing a hard drive is a slow, gnawing, exasperating pain. If you have … Continue reading

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Removing Deleted Files from your Git Working Directory

You update a module that deletes a bunch of files.  An hour later, you decide to combine two files into one, and delete the other file.  At the end of the day, you decide to do a git commit. You … Continue reading

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