Mike van Riel

PHP

  • Using Symfony’s Lime in phpUnderControl

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    Do you know phpUnderControl? Do you know and use Lime? If you answered ‘Yes’ to the questions above then you will likely have tried to integrate Lime into phpUnderControl. So have I.. What I discovered was that there are 3 ways in which this problem can be solved. Use Lime’s xUnit output mechanism, only available…

  • Changed theming to use Crossbrand

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    I have not blogged in a while due to personal circumstances, like having started on a new job which keeps intensifying, but also because I was unsatisfied with the way my sites handle templating. Let me explain, I have a shared webhosting account and run multiple domains and subdomains. Some (actually most) of them require…

  • PHPWomen Article contest has closed

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    The PHPWomen contest has closed. As I had said earlier I have also participated in the contest. I restrained from posting the articles on my blog because it feels unfair to the community at PHPWomen. In hindsight it would have been convenient if I posted a new blog item whenever I posted a new article.…

  • phpWomen contest close to an end

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    Tomorrow will be the last day to participate in the phpWomen contest at www.phpwomen.org. For those of you who do not know, phpWomen is a great initiative to bind the girls of the trade together in a sort of community or usergroup. It has received quite a bit of attention lately and in my opinion…

  • Errorhandling in PHP, now with Fatal Errors included

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    Every once in a while you stumble upon a topic that you thought would have been completely covered. This I thought as well about PHP Errorhandling. Although resources are abundant about the topic, most of them cover Error handling without handling the Fatal Errors or with hacks for a solution. This last problem can easily…

  • Dutch PHP Business Seminar == excellent

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    I like to learn, it might seem odd for some people but I just like it. There is never enough time to learn everything but attending a Seminar is surely one way to increase your learning efficiency. And so I did attend the Dutch PHP Business Seminar for the first time. It was offered by…