2008-10-31T17:45:19-05:00Feed for edmann.comedmann.comsupport@arctechnologies.nethttp://edmann.comurn:uuid:61a0877b-9f9a-311b-a922-99fb9d4529c7It's nice when things work... ya right!urn:uuid:6eb5b277-a976-342f-99db-13c03e64bfb62008-10-31T17:36:55-05:00So i have not been updating my site that much, been very busy. I was at one time reading about 3 books a week, now i am lucky to get 1 finished. I have new pictures of Simon i want to get uploaded soon. I was just now looking around my site seeing what things needed some attention, and i was surprised that some things are already working. That was good news. Then i tried to update this post and realized that the update feature was not working. Grrr!!! So it was off to fix that. Once i got into the code i realized that it was using the old way of me doing things, so i wanted to update that first. So i have moved part of it to the latest Eve framework. It's allot better, but still needs attention. Also i fixed the categories, but was debating how i was going to handle sub categories. I think i have a way i will still approve of months down the road, so i am going to work on that here soon. I have already started to add new categories, and need to update my public website code.

Also getting back into the database i realized that it needed some attention as well. I am now using UUID for record id's. It makes it easier to store the record in memcache, and i personally like it.

I have still been working with the PHPEclipse project, but it's slow going. Just got a clients website finished a few weeks ago, and the first 30 days have been nice to me. It was a big project that took me longer than i wanted, but it's up. You can visit it at www.maloofcom.com. Some things will get updated over time, developers know how that goes. I really want to see the site go to Eve 2.0 framework. It will get all the memcache goodness and be faster. I need to meet with the client about that and present the benefits of updating the code.

My DLZSync project took a major setback. While i was writing unit tests to validate that the software was working the way i expected it to work i found a serious bug with Berkeley DB code. So i need to strip the code down and start working it over again. Good news is the Postgresql and MySQL versions are working very well. So i am going to spend some time on that as soon as i can.

I want to spend some time in the PHPEclipse project working on DBG and PHPUnit. I really need PHPUnit support, i have become addicted to writing unit tests. It has helped me so much. DBG needs to work with RSE and also not terminate after each PHP page is parsed.

Also noticed that my blog has more draft posts showing up then published. I think i am using it more for a scratch pad then a blog system. Oh well.

 

Till next time.

]]>2008-10-31T17:45:19-05:00So i have not been updating my site that much, been very busy. I was at one time reading about 3 books a week, now i am lucky to get 1 finished. I have new pictures of Simon i want to get uploaded soon. I was just now looking around my site seeing what things needed some attention, and i was surprised that some things are already working. That was good news. Then i tried to update this post and realized that the update feature was not working. Grrr!!! So it was off to fix that. Once i got into the code i realized that it was using the old way of me doing things, so i wanted to update that first. So i have moved part of it to the latest Eve framework. It's allot better, but still needs attention. Also i fixed the categories, but was debating how i was going to handle sub categories. I think i have a way i will still approve of months down the road, so i am going to work on that here soon. I have already started to add new categories, and need to update my public website code.

Also getting back into the database i realized that it needed some attention as well. I am now using UUID for record id's. It makes it easier to store the record in memcache, and i personally like it.

I have still been working with the PHPEclipse project, but it's slow going. Just got a clients website finished a few weeks ago, and the first 30 days have been nice to me. It was a big project that took me longer than i wanted, but it's up. You can visit it at www.maloofcom.com. Some things will get updated over time, developers know how that goes. I really want to see the site go to Eve 2.0 framework. It will get all the memcache goodness and be faster. I need to meet with the client about that and present the benefits of updating the code.

My DLZSync project took a major setback. While i was writing unit tests to validate that the software was working the way i expected it to work i found a serious bug with Berkeley DB code. So i need to strip the code down and start working it over again. Good news is the Postgresql and MySQL versions are working very well. So i am going to spend some time on that as soon as i can.

I want to spend some time in the PHPEclipse project working on DBG and PHPUnit. I really need PHPUnit support, i have become addicted to writing unit tests. It has helped me so much. DBG needs to work with RSE and also not terminate after each PHP page is parsed.

Also noticed that my blog has more draft posts showing up then published. I think i am using it more for a scratch pad then a blog system. Oh well.

 

Till next time.

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