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Getting Things Read « cakebaker

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Baking cakes with CakePHP. Laquo; Don’t forget to exit after a redirect. As a blog reader you probably know the “problem” of the daily information flood from the blogosphere. If you have subscribed dozens of feeds you usually get dozens of new posts a day. In this post I will show you how I deal with that “problem”. My strategy consists of two elements: scanning phases and reading phases. Ok, that’s it. I hope I could give you some inputs for your own Getting Things Read approach. And filed under gtd.

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Don’t forget to exit after a redirect « cakebaker

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Baking cakes with CakePHP. Laquo; findABaker job board started. Don’t forget to exit after a redirect. Last weekend I discovered something I was not aware that it works that way: that code defined after a redirect is executed. A simple example:. Class UsersController extends AppController { function beforeFilter() { / not logged in, so redirect to the login page $this- redirect('/login'); } function delete($id) { $this- User- delete($id); } }. This entry was written by cakebaker. And filed under cakephp.

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Selecting data in a specific date range « cakebaker

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Baking cakes with CakePHP. FindABaker job board started. Selecting data in a specific date range. Sometimes, you have to return all objects created in a specific date range, e.g. you want to return all posts created in the last thirty days. Thanks to the nice functions for date operations provided by MySQL this task is simple:. This- Post- findAll( 'WHERE Post.created = DATE SUB(CURDATE(), INTERVAL 30 DAY)');. This entry was written by cakebaker. August 25, 2006 at 10:16 am. And filed under cakephp.

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pic2color « cakebaker

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Baking cakes with CakePHP. Laquo; Getting Things Read. Cakebaker moves to a new kitchen. As I got an invitation to test the pic2color. Service, here a short review. To test it yourself use the following credentials (I don’t know how long they will be valid):. Login Name: alpha sZbX3mkr Password: pic2color. This entry was written by cakebaker. September 6, 2006 at 9:24 am. And filed under website. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Both comments and trackbacks are currently closed.

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cakebaker moves to a new kitchen « cakebaker

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Baking cakes with CakePHP. Cakebaker moves to a new kitchen. After some thoughts I decided to leave the wordpress.com kitchen and to move to my own kitchen where I will have more freedom. What does that mean for you? Well, for you the urls change. The new urls are http:/ cakebaker.42dh.com. Respectively http:/ cakebaker.42dh.com/feed/. For the RSS feed. I am sorry for the inconveniences…. This is the last post here, all future posts will appear in my new kitchen. So I hope to see you there soon :). Just ...

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YAML in a cake? No, thank you! « cakebaker

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Baking cakes with CakePHP. Laquo; Updating multiple divs with Ajax. Without crashing Firefox. YAML in a cake? No, thank you! While implementing fixture support in the testsuite the question arised which format should be used for the fixtures? The first answer was: YAML, of course. It is used in Ruby on Rails, so it cannot be bad ;-) Hm. Let’s have a look at a simple YAML example:. Simple, isn’t it? This entry was written by cakebaker. August 20, 2006 at 5:01 pm. And filed under cakephp. Not sure I like y...

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Baking cakes with CakePHP. Laquo; Older posts. Cakebaker moves to a new kitchen. September 8, 2006 – 9:28 am. After some thoughts I decided to leave the wordpress.com kitchen and to move to my own kitchen where I will have more freedom. What does that mean for you? Well, for you the urls change. The new urls are http:/ cakebaker.42dh.com. Respectively http:/ cakebaker.42dh.com/feed/. For the RSS feed. I am sorry for the inconveniences… This is the […]. September 6, 2006 – 9:24 am. Last weekend I discover...

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Baking cakes with CakePHP. Laquo; Older posts. Newer posts ». Testing a cake – what’s missing? August 17, 2006 – 8:50 am. In the last few days I discussed with several people about (unit) testing in CakePHP. The result is that testing with CakePHP is not as easy as it should be (not really a surprise if you ever tried to write tests *g*), and that some features are missing. So here my current todo list for the test suite:. Fixtures for model tests. Please let me know :). August 15, 2006 – 8:48 am. Why ar...

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findABaker job board started « cakebaker

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Baking cakes with CakePHP. Laquo; Selecting data in a specific date range. Don’t forget to exit after a redirect. FindABaker job board started. This week there was a discussion in the IRC channel about a missing job board for cake related jobs. Voilà, here it is: findABaker. Feedback is as always welcome :). Btw: I switched to a minimalist blog theme which should fix the issues with displaying code snippets in some browsers (and it is a good fit to my minimalist writing style *g*). And filed under cakephp.