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For PHP Devs, a Twitter PHP Class

May 29, 2008 - Comments

At the end of this post, this site is going into a twitter free period of two weeks. I’m sensitive to the fact that we talk about Twitter quite a lot and not always doing a good job of reaching into all of real life like we’d like. So after this post, Twitter will not be mentioned here until June 12. :-)

However, I wanted to get this out the door for devs to knock on and bang out. Awhile ago, I created the dctwits Twitter group and released the generic code. It included a Twitter class created by David Billingham and slightly modified for our use.


WordPress Export Base Class

January 28, 2008 - Comments

Real quick note to let you know that over the weekend, I released new code that is GPLv2, relating to WordPress export format (WXR). The code and details are here and I’d love to get some input and contributions of other export classes. I’ve included a (yet undocumented) Expression Engine exporter as well and will [...]


PHP Treasures

March 11, 2006 - Comments

I’ve been coding PHP for six years now and have gotten quite fluent and adept over the years. But every once in awhile, I’ll rediscover a long-lost gold mine of a function that is so perfect and so simple yet has been forgotten.
Enter <a href=”http://www.php.net/array_push/”>array_push()</a>. This function basically takes a value and pops [...]


WordPress 2.0.1 Posting Bug

February 26, 2006 - Comments

I’ve squashed a bug in WordPress 2.0.1 that has been preventing our bloggers from posting reliably. The write up on the fix is as follows:
For the handful of you that are running WordPress 2.0.1, there is a bug that is causing bloggers to not be able to post. I’ve done some research and squashed [...]


I need Work

December 4, 2005 - Comments

I hate to sound like I’m begging, but I am. Yea, I know, it doesn’t become me. But I really need some side work badly. Since my wife and I split, I have found myself with a large amount of debt that is impossible to pay off with my Northrop Grumman salary. They [...]


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