Soldiering on with Aptana, fighting as I go, here’s how I was able to set up automatic synchronization between my project and a remote server accessed through a mounted/mapped drive. Set up your project Set up your remote preview server Set up an (S)FTP deployment connection, make sure you check “Automatically sync my changes” Go […]
At work we are stuck with Subversion 1.4 clients (cough, Dreamweaver, ahem), so any new IDE I try has to use the SVN 1.4 api and format. Every 6 months or so I like to test drive IDEs, but most new editors and IDEs long ago gave up support for SVN 1.4 (except for PHPStorm, […]
Playing around with Ruby, Rails, RefineryCMS… anything installed? ~ $ which ruby nope, ok… ~ $ sudo apt-get install ruby The following NEW packages will be installed: libreadline5 libruby1.8 ruby ruby1.8 hmm, ruby 1.8? let’s try to get the current version, 1.9.2 just for grins… ~ $ sudo apt-get install ruby1.9.2-full nothing. hmmm, refinerycms.com suggests […]
The Dot Game is a wholehearted copy of the original SameGame, except for one difference. Both the original and the dot say you get a bonus for leaving fewer dots left at the end, but until now, that wasn’t true for my version. I just couldn’t figure out the bonus calculation. Well, it took me […]
So I’m writing this blog post from inside Google Docs & Spreadsheets, and hopefully it will automatically post to my blog when I click Publish. If this works it should encourage me to post more often, since I live inside my Gmail email account, I use Google Calendar, and this Docs & Spreadsheets thing is […]
Almost as fast as I took them down, someone wrote in to ask me to put them back up, so they’re back. If you don’t know what “they” are, you probably don’t need them. Enjoy, but don’t expect me to support them (unless you ask nicely).
[UPDATE]The cpanel stuff and statrat are back.[/UPDATE] There used to be a bunch of crappy php scripts on this site. I took them down. Here’s why… 1. They were crappy. 2. They were time-consuming to support. 3. They were crappy. 4. They were time-consuming to support. First, the crappiness. I learned PHP in 2001 in […]