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Reasonably Opinionated: April 2011
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Commentary on how things would be if everyone were reasonable. Saturday, April 09, 2011. Pearfarm: making it trivially easy to create and share php packages with PEAR. Jason Ardell and I had the honor of speaking at this month's Atlanta PHP user group. We gave a talk about the Pearfarm project, which I started in 2009 with a handful of other amazing PHP developers that were interested in bringing some community collaboration tools found in other language communities to the PHP universe. Pearfarm has been...
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Stuart on PHP - » Gathering Requirements For A PEAR Channel Aggregator
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All In One Page. Stuart Herbert's PHP Blog. Series: Beyond Frameworks – PHP Components. Gathering Requirements For A PEAR Channel Aggregator. Posted by Stuart Herbert. On April 9th, 2011 in Toolbox. I think this would be a good thing for the PHP ecosystem. So – requirements! What do you want from such a website? What do you want it to do? How do you want it to work? April 9th, 2011 at 10:56 am. I really like the general direction taken by http:/ symfony2bundles.org/. Its limited to github.com atm, bu...
adeslade.co.uk
PHP | adeslade.co.uk
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PHP Memcache extension versions and compression. Prior to version 3.0.3 of the PHP memcache extension, compression is not enabled by default. This is okay when storing large objects from version 3.0.0 onwards as one gets a PHP notice. SERVER ERROR object too large for cache. Before this version however, it's trickier to figure out what's going on. Boolean. Is returned from the save when it does fail before 3.0.0 which is something. See the memcache extension changelog. Check out the demo. There is defini...
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Reasonably Opinionated: Pearfarm: making it trivially easy to create and share php packages with PEAR
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Commentary on how things would be if everyone were reasonable. Saturday, April 09, 2011. Pearfarm: making it trivially easy to create and share php packages with PEAR. Jason Ardell and I had the honor of speaking at this month's Atlanta PHP user group. We gave a talk about the Pearfarm project, which I started in 2009 with a handful of other amazing PHP developers that were interested in bringing some community collaboration tools found in other language communities to the PHP universe. Pearfarm has been...
blog.pear.php.net
PEAR Blog | Official pear.php.net blog | Page 2
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Official pear.php.net blog. Newer posts →. Welcome to new contributors. With the PEAR move to github. Surpassing 200 repositories, we’re seeing more contributions from folks lurking in the shadows. In particular I’d like to highlight the efforts of meldra. With XML Feed Parser. Hosted on github, Meldra has been able to provide all of the patches that have been sitting in the wings internally back to PEAR, with no fuss. Where there isn’t source available on github yet – ask for it. If there is anything we...
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PEAR | adeslade.co.uk
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Installing PEAR packages locally to a project rather than globally. Recently at work we had the need to install PEAR packages locally to a project rather than globally. After some research (Google) I happened upon these options - I concede there may be other/better options out there:. Use a project PEAR configuration file and install packages into the project. Packages are managed on the project level. Specify - installroot when installing a package. Packages are still managed globally. Pear -c pear-conf .
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