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The Writer's Pulse » Creativity » Dr. Horrible. Uh oh.
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...it , enjoy it, throw some money at it if you like...
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The Writer's Pulse » Blogging » How To Be A Blogger: Part I
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Whatever the reason, in this three-part series of posts I’m going to tell you everything you need to know to establish and maintain a blog. It’s simple, really. So let’s get started. Part I: Genesis It’s best to start simply. Don’t rush into anything. Do some research . You’ll find the first steps to creating a blog are very straightforward: choose a topic, find a free, easy-to-use blogging platform, write some content, and gather up a few tools to help you along the way. 1. Find your niche Just as everyone has a blog, there is a blog for everything. Or mostly everything. I can’t claim to have seen the entire Internet, but just take a look at BlogCatalog or Technorati and you’ll get a sense for just how many blogs are out there. Don’t let this discourage you. If there’s one thing you should know about blogging, and about writing in general, it’s that everyone has a unique voice. Everyone has something important or interesting to say, regardless of how saturated a particular niche might be. Perspectives, insights, you know. Don’t hesitate to blog about something simply because there are hundreds of others blogging about the same thing. Just be sure you bring something new to the table. And whatever topic you pick, make it something you like . You’d be surprised how quickly that initial spark of inspiration will die if you don’t pick a topic you truly care about. Make it something you can see yourself writing about a year or two from now (and hopefully you’ll make it that far, but that discussion is for Part III). Do a search for blogs that already exist in your selected niche. See what works and what doesn’t. Find out what’s popular, or discover a void that needs to be filled . But mostly, make it about something you like. One more thing that needs mentioning: a good blog name is important . You don’t have to be creative or clever. But clear . Not just for the sake of SEO, but you want a blog name that at least points toward the general direction of your chosen topic . Bonus points if it’s catchy or memorable. If you’re ahead of the game, try to make sure it’s also available as a domain . Once you have a topic, a niche, and a name, you’re all set. Jump in. 2. Choose a blogging platform. Not so fast, though. You’ll need a way to get your ideas out there and into the blogosphere, and to do that you’ll need a blogging platform. Personally, I use Wordpress . I didn’t come to this decision because it’s the most popular platform or because it was recommended to me by a fellow blogger. I chose Wordpress because I’ve tried most of the other free content management systems. Mambo , Joomla , php-nuke , post-nuke , Geeklog , Drupal , that one that starts with an N . Some are good for blogging, others maybe not so much. But for a platform that is simple enough for a basic blog yet powerful enough to become something much more if and when you’re ready, Wordpress is your best bet. There is also a plethora of free Wordpress themes , many of them very good, so you shouldn’t have a problem finding a template that fits your style. However, if you’re not sold on Wordpress, here’s a list of some other decent choices: Blogger Blogware DotClear LiveJournal Movable Type TypePad Textpattern For an even bigger list of online content management systems (and, really, a whole lot more), check out OpenSourceCMS , where you can also try them out. Again, however, I strongly suggest Wordpress, and the remainder of this series will assume that you’ll be using Wordpress as your primary blogging software. Once you’ve decided on a platform, it’s time to get started. 3. Your first posts You don’t want to have the grand-opening of your blog marred by the fatal phrases “coming soon” and “under construction,” do you? It’s tacky and something out of the mid-nineties. Have a few posts ready to go , perhaps an introduction and a few run-of-the-mill articles about your topic. Nothing extraordinary, unless you want them to be extraordinary, but enough to make a good first impression. The goal here is to have some content prepared and ready for your first visitors. If you successfully choose a topic, you shouldn’t have any problem writing about it. This goes especially for when you’re first starting out: you may have trouble coming up with ideas down the road, but in the beginning it’s usually smooth sailing. So relax and have fun with it. If you’re not sure where to begin, check out “ How To Write Great Blog Content ” and “ 5 Content Strategies That Top Bloggers Use + 3 Things That Set Them Apart ” (And while you’re at those two sites, you’d might as well poke around at the rest of their content, because they are both great resources). You might also want to take a look at The Internet Writing Survival Guide , which contains a few general tips about writing for the Internet. 4. The tools you’ll need Statistics. Organization. Social networking. Blogging isn’t necessarily a difficult endeavor, but you’ll need some help if you want to succeed. Luckily, there are a lot of tools out there, and they won’t cost you a thing. The first you’ll need is a simple stat counter to monitor your traffic . I have two recommendations: StatCounter for basic traffic counting, and Google Analytics for something a little more in-depth. Both are free. Also check out Google’s Webmaster Tools for detailed information on search queries and keywords. There are, of course, other options, but I find these to be particularly easy to use and helpful. Second. Create a new folder on your computer or a flash drive or, heck, a floppy disk where you can store important blog files. I’m talking graphics, word documents, snippets of code, and especially database back-ups. It’d be a tragedy to lose all that hard work for any reason, so be sure to keep back-ups of everything . You never know when you might need them. The final tool that I’ll mention here is particularly important to the success of your blog: social networking . The thing that pumps blood through your blog’s veins. Advertise, make friends, spread the world of your blog to the farthest reaches of the Internet. There are many social networks to choose from, several geared specifically toward bloggers. Here are some of the more pronounced networks and blog/article services: BlogCatalog MySpace Squidoo Digg Technorati Reddit del.icio.us StumbleUpon Twitter Plurk Like I said, there are others. Do a little searching and you might even find the next big thing. Don’t get too caught up in the social networking phenomenon, though. It can end up being phony and superficial if you’re not careful — leaving comments on other blogs just for the sake of a link back is bad form, for instance. You don’t need to be desperate. If your content is good and genuine, and you advertise (reasonably), you’ll do just fine. And you might get to know some good people along the way. What happens next? These first steps are easy, but we’re just getting started. As you can see, for the beginning blogger, there are a lot of choices to make and a lot of tools at your disposal. The key to being a successful blogger, however, is in making the right choices and using the right tools. Check back soon for Part II of How To Be A Blogger . Like this post?   Subscribe to The Writer's Pulse Follow me on Twitter var addthis_pub="atlas42"; Related Posts The Writer’s Pulse is…back? The Writer’s Pulse: Shifting Gears Some bloggers don’t have it so easy How To Be A Blogger: Part II 8 things you should know about your readers 4 Comments »
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Duh Pengen Apple iPhone 3G | Ariel'z Corner
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...mohon sharing-nya, kira2 worth for money ga? mengingat harga Apple iPhone 3G untuk...
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I Gadget . Apple iPhone 3G Apple iPhone 3G tak pelak lagi merupakan the hottest gadget saat ini. Kapankah Apple iPhone 3G ini masuk ke indonesia secara resmi? berapa harga iphone 3G , atau jika telah membeli dari luar negeri dengan kondisi locked, bisakan Apple iPhone 3G ini di unlocked? siapa yang sanggup meng-unlock gadget ini?  Pertanyaan2 seperti ini sering muncul hampir di setiap forum diskusi gadget, pembicaraan tentang gadget tak lepas dari apple iphone 3G ini Intinya Apple Iphone 3G ini merupakan gadget yang paling diinginkan saat ini. Termasuk saya yg sedang memikirkan pengganti gadget lama saya Seperti apakah fitur dan spesifikasi Apple iPhone 3G ini dibanding pendahulunya, Apple iPhone ? apa kelebihan dan kekurangan Apple iPhone 3G ini? kenapa iphone 3G ini berharga lebih murah? Fitur dan Spesifikasi Apple iPhone 3G Jaringan : GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900, HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100 Dimensi : 115.5 x 62.1 x 12.3 mm Berat : 133 gram Tipe Layar : Touchscreen, 16M colors Ukuran Layar : 320 x 480 pixels, 3.5 inches Ringtone : Polyphonic, MP3 Vibrasi : Ya Phonebook : Ya, kapasitas tak terbatas, tergantung storage, Photocall Slot Memori : Tidak GPRS : Ya HSCSD : Tidak 3G : Ya, HSPDA WLAN : Wi-Fi 802.11b/g Bluetooth : Ya, v2.0, hanya support headset Infrared Port : Tidak USB : Ya, v2.0 Sistem Operasi : iPhone OS 2.0 (1.2.0 - Build 5A347) Pesan : SMS, Email Internet Browser : HTML (Safari) Games : Ya Pilihan Warna : Hitam (8/16 GB), Putih (16 GB) Kamera : 2 MP, 1600×1200 pixels Waktu Siaga : sampai dengan 300 jam Waktu Bicara : sampai dengan 10 jam Fitur Lainnya : TV output, Photo browser/editor, iPod audio/video player, handsfree terintegrasi, Voice memo, A-GPS , Built-in GPS receiver, Kelebihan Apple iPhone 3G 3G, ini yang paling penting GPS sudah terintegrasi, penting buat yang suka keluyuran Battery life mayan bagus, ga gitu boros. sampe dengan 10 jam untukpanggilan telepon biasa, lima jam untuk 3G. waktu siaga sampai dengan 300 jam, muter video sampai dengan tujuh jam dan muter musik bisa seharian penuh (24 jam). Layar Besar 3.5 inchi yang tetap dipertahankan, menurut rumor, dulunya mau dikecilin ada edisi warna putih (bagian belakang)  - bisa matching kalo ditenteng barengan macbook Berat berkurang 2 gram, ini karena bagian belakang yg dulunya solid metal, diganti ma plastik Aplikasi iPhone lama masih jalan mulus disini Harga - lebih murah : $199 untuk 8GB dan  $299 untuk 16GB hitam dan putih. ingat, ini harga locked, harus terikat kontrak dolo ma AT&T selama dua tahun, di Indo berapa yah harganya?  yang unlocked?  si  Steve Jobs dah janji, harganya ga bakal lebih dari $199 di semua negara, ah masa sih.. Kelemahan dan Kekurangan Apple iPhone 3G Lebih tebal, 115.5 x 62.1 x 12.3mm dibanding apple iPhone generasi pertama 115 x 61 x 11.6mm Berkesan murah, Kesan kokoh pada pendahulunya luntur, bagian belakang metal solid, diganti ma plastik, gimana daya tahannya ya? GPS tanpa 3D mapping Screen resolution tetep ga berubah,  tetep  480 x 320 padahal kompetitornya, misal HTC Touch, The iPhone Killer, udah mengadopsi resolusi VGA Tanpa Bluetooth A2DP, jadi ga bisa dengerin music tanpa kabel, ga asyik Ga bisa ngerekam video Ga ada video camera di depan, jadi tetep ga bisa 3G video calling Kamera ga berubah, tetep 2 megapixels, padahal yg lain dah main diatas 5 M, tetep tanpa autofokus Kapasitas tetep 8GB dan 16GB, kalo bisa 32 GB ato lebih kan asikk Ga ada support untuk codec multimedia (muter AVI/DivX/Xvid cuma mimpi) Dock diilangin dari bundel pembelian, harus dibeli terpisah, cuma dikasih kabel data, ngirit kali yah Ga bisa load flash di web browser-nya Sementara itu aja deh, ntar kalo ada yang baru, saya apdet di blog ini. Uraian diatas saya dapet dari googling. mungkin ada yg udah make gadget ini di Indo, mohon sharing-nya, kira2 worth for money ga? mengingat harga Apple iPhone 3G untuk versi unlocked di Indo naudzubillah mahalnya, di sebuah forum yg pernah saya baca, ada yang nawarin seharga 10 juta rupiah. PR: wait… I: wait… L: wait… LD: wait… I: wait… wait… C: wait… SD: wait… Related Posts EURO 2008 : Italia Siall !! duh italia kalah telakk euy, 3-0 lagi,
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RadiOblivion #31 | GaragePunk.com
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...1966. Guranteed instant party, or your money back. P.S. Let me know how...
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Killed By Porn #12 | GaragePunk.com
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...your car for the insurance money so you can buy a...
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Education Must Look to the Future | Three Old Farts
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Home Where it all began Chris Allison   Josh Lake   Nate Evans   About   By Josh Lake In Josh Lake 01/16/09 at 00:02 8 Comments Education Must Look to the Future We must stop teaching as if students are going to enter the workforce of the 1960’s. We no longer have air raid drills in schools, but that is one of the few changes we’ve seen in the last several decades. We must start questioning the system, and we must start implementing classroom objectives that make more sense. Right now, students come out of high school unprepared for the real world, and we tell them to go to college to prepare for a job. But when they leave college, most students find that they’re drastically under-prepared for their new job. Education must catch up to the times - No! It must prepare for the future. We need men and women who are willing to institute reform that is geared toward preparing students to excel in the working world that they will enter, not the one their parents did. Thomas Friedman wrote an op-ed for the New York Times last Saturday, offering his suggestions for how to provide a stimulus to our nation through our teachers. (If you aren’t familiar with Friedman, you can find more info at his website or by reading one of his many excellent books. I’d highly recommend The World is Flat .) Friedman’s suggestion is that our government not only spend huge sums of money on our financial and transportation systems, but that it also attempt to boost America’s education system. In a very poignant statement, Friedman writes: If we spend $1 trillion on a stimulus and just get better highways and bridges — and not a new Google, Apple, Intel or Microsoft — your kids will thank you for making it so much easier for them to commute to the unemployment office or mediocre jobs. After criticizing outdated education, I couldn’t agree more with Friedman. Although I don’t believe that Google, Apple, and the like are the only corporations that will survive this era, I do concur with his conclusion that we must begin to focus money on preparing our students for the tasks they will actually perform in their jobs. Neil Postman, in his book, Teaching As a Subversive Activity , wrote that unless schools make a switch to teaching the right topics, students will either go somewhere else or experience “future shock.” In his definition of future shock, ask yourself how closely it mirrors what our students are all feeling today: Future shock occurs when you are confronted by the fact that the world you were educated to believe in doesn’t exist. - - - If you’re enjoying our discussions, why not find us on Facebook and become more involved in the conversation. You can find Three Old Farts here . - - - No TweetBacks yet. ( Be the first to Tweet this post ) var addthis_pub = 'mopscotch'; var addthis_language = 'en';var addthis_options = 'email, favorites, digg, delicious, myspace, google, facebook, reddit, live, more'; If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed ! Tags: education , government , innovation , Thomas Friedman 8 Comments on “Education Must Look to the Future”
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Home Where it all began Chris Allison   Josh Lake   Nate Evans   About   By Chris Allison In Chris Allison 01/12/09 at 10:48 5 Comments The Scalability of Financial Aid The transformation that Nate spoke of comes at a price. Higher education is no longer reserved for the rich elites of society; however, it is likely that if trends continue the way they are it will return to being that way. The cost of higher education is rising significantly quicker than inflation. Even with the government currently pumping up inflation like an air mattress, we can expect that the price of education will continue to rise even faster as the academic economy also suffers. In fact, given that none or little of the fluff money is going to make it to the academic economy, I would wager that the rate of tuition will out pace the rate of general inflation at an even larger amount now than in the past. Education inflation historically higher than general inflation This problem is for both educators and economists. If we want our education to be a viable option and to increase the number of PhD’s making significant innovations than we need to work to decrease the costs of involved. Though right now the costs may seem somewhat acceptable, given the continuing rise of tuition inflation against general inflation at some point we will hit a wall where very few will be able to afford university level education, and there will be very little money for anyone else. Then we’ll be right back to the fifties. No TweetBacks yet. ( Be the first to Tweet this post ) var addthis_pub = 'mopscotch'; var addthis_language = 'en';var addthis_options = 'email, favorites, digg, delicious, myspace, google, facebook, reddit, live, more'; If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed ! Tags: costs , economy , education , inflation 5 Comments on “The Scalability of Financial Aid”
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Sat 27 Jan 2007 adGridWork – World’s Best Free and Targeted Ad Network Posted by Matt under Advertising , PHP [4] Comments   adGridWork is a re-imaging of the old (Web 1.0-1.5) ad exchange sites. I can’t remember any specific sites, but the basic premise was for every 3 (or whatever) ads you show on your site, your add gets shown on 2 sites. The extra ad was sold, allowing the site to make money. The big difference with the adGridWork project is that everything is free. It is a basically a way for the web community to help support each others sites with nothing being taken away. The site was created by Kyle Johnson and Nick Mazza, both college students majoring in Computer Science. Kyle and Nick are true practitioners of rapid development – they conceived the site in November and had it launched on December 1st. It’s been less than two months since the launch, but they have over 800 registered sites thus far. One of the most impressive features on the service is it’s ability to filter ads so that only relevant ones are shown. This benefits the site displaying the ads as well as having your ad shown on appropriate sites in the network. When registering a site with our network, you can select from dozens of specific categories your site falls under, as well as specify any number of keywords to associate with your site. Our ad engine will then display your ad on other sites with similar categories/keywords. In turn, similar ads are displayed on your site, with the exception of any competitor’s ads (you can list your competitors when registering a site). I signed up for the service a couple weeks ago so I could give it a trial run before writing this. adGridWork provides stats for both the ads your site has served up as well as your ad on other sites. The stats for PseudoCoder are a bit disappointing, but that isn’t adGridWorks fault. This blog isn’t highly visited (yet) – I’ve only shown 178 ads on this site and 0 (as in zero, none) have been clicked. Stats are updated in real time – I just clicked an ad to check. Right now I’m clearly a leacher. Although I’ve only shown 178 ads, my ad has been shown 5991 times. And clicked on 5 times for a .08% conversion rate. To be honest I have no idea if that rate is good or bad, but I suspect it’s bad, horribly bad. Although this could mean my ad isn’t being show on the right types of sites, I’m guessing it probably because the ad itself isn’t very compelling. Even though the service isn’t working on great for me at this point I’m going to leave it on this site for a bit. It’s the least I could do since I’ve my ad has appeared about 30 times more than I’ve shown other peoples. If anyone has any suggestions for improving the text in my ad I would definitely give it a shot. If you found this post interesting, make sure to subscribe to the RSS feed . If you have something to say go ahead and leave a comment . This blog has removed the nofollow attribute and is running the BlogFollow plugin . By leaving your comment you get a back link to your site and if your site has a feed, a snippet from the latest entry will appear below your comment. Bookmark This Post 4 Responses to “adGridWork – World’s Best Free and Targeted Ad Network”
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Tue 16 Oct 2007 Live Blogging My First Zend Framework Experience Posted by Matt under CakePHP , PHP , Zend Framework [9] Comments   I actually wrote this over two months ago, but never got around to publishing it. It’s an account, written in real time, of my first experience with the Zend Framework. Preface Zend recently released the stable version of it’s framework, 1.0.0 (and shortly after that 1.0.1). The company I work for is planning a long term port of their web apps to the framework, with a short term goal of integrating some of the individual components, such as zend_db and zend_cache. I have five years of PHP experience. Originally doing almost everything procedurally, then moving to a custom framework pieced together from Smarty , Fusebox and my own database model class. Around a year and a half ago I took up CakePHP and have been using it ever since. I’ve done a bunch of Cake sites and although I’m comfortable with it now, I remember struggling with it at first. Part of that was the normal learning curve and part was the early version I was using. Now that you know a bit about my background here’s my first experience with the Zend Framework. I’m going in cold here. I’ve read a lot about the framework, but nothing really on how to use it. 7:30PM I’ve got a four pack of Red Bull, the baby is in bed, and my wife is doing homework for her grad course. I have should have a few hours of uninterrupted time, so let’s rock this thing. I can’t wait to create some “Hello Worlds.” Just try and stop me. 7:35 I went to Zend’s site and downloaded the framework ( http://framework.zend.com/download ). I went with the zip, since I do my development on windows w/ XAMPP . The zip is 4.65MB. Cake’s latest 1.2 alpha is only 634kb. That’s four megs of extra goodness. 7:40 I just read the INSTALL.txt file. I’m going to re-print the entire installation section right here. You ready? The Zend Framework requires no special installation steps. Simply get a copy of the framework and ensure that the /library directory is in your PHP include_path. That’s it. I make a folder called zend in my xampp/htdocs and throw the whole thing in there. I’m so excited I can’t even figure out which of the 17 php.ini files that comes with XAMPP to edit. 7:50 It’s /apache/bin/php.ini for anyone who cares. My include now looks like this: include_path = ".;C:\\Program Files\\xampp\\php\\pear\\;C:\\Program Files\\xampp\\htdocs\\zend\\library" Booo: Pear. Yeaaah: Zend 8:00 Hmmm…I pointed my browser at the zend folder and I get a dir listing. Where the hell is index.php? There are some demos and they work, but I was expecting the Cake like welcome page. To the docs! 8:05 The reference guide looks nice and seems pretty thorough, but I’m can’t seem to find the quick start section. Off to Google. 8:10 The first result for “ zend framework tutorial ” is for a pre-release version. Commentators say not to use it. I guess “Because this tutorial is published online, I’ll update it as the framework evolves, so that it remains relevant as long as possible.” really means “the internet is for static content, when scientists invent a way to to make changes I will update this document”. I shouldn’t knock on Shiflet . He’s a PHP superstar and kind of looks like Doogie Howser (note: The pic changed to look less Doogie like since I originally wrote this) , so even if he got into a horrible PHP security related accident and lost all his programming knowledge he would still have that going for him…unless the accident scarred his face. 8:35 I’m on my second Red Bull. Somehow this one spilled into a glass of ice and vodka. Crazy how these things happen. The comments from the Shiflet article lead me to this and this . I’m a bit scared off by the 9 part IBM article, even though they produce some good stuff. Plus it’s all dated 2006, so I’m not sure if it’ll apply to the 1.0.1 release. If only there was a way to update the content of something once it was put online…if only… The other thing that bothers me about IBM’s stuff is they categorize some parts as “Articles” and others as “Tutorial”. Seriously, parts 1,4,6,7,9 are articles. Parts 2,3,5,8 are tutorials. What’s going on over there? I remember this causing me headaches when I was trying to find all five parts of their Cakephp artorial…or is it tuticle? 9:00 Turns out its up to you to create your own index.php, called the bootstrap file in Zend lingo. You also have to manually create the dirs for your app. Akrabat’s PDF has a dir layout, but I can’t tell if it’s Zend required layout, Zend recommend layout or Akrabat’s “this is my layout – don’t question it” layout. Either way, I’m not crazy about it. It has the everything in the webroot, then adds htaccess files to deny access. Plus the RewriteRule redirects everything to index.php, then requires another .htaccess to turn off rewrite for images/js/css. 9:30 Eh…The luster is wearing off. I’m two hours in and I haven’t done any code. 9:35 I understand now why some people are calling this the Zend Component Library. 9:45 One of the things I like about Cake is that it promotes best practices. I’ve seen some complain that it is rigid and you have to do things the Cake way. But I don’t mind because a) the Cake way is well thought out and b) it makes easy to pick up someone else’s work. 9:55 I’m convinced someone could make a living buying and selling Red Bull. The price fluctuates more than the price of gold. Somedays it’ll be $2 a can, $7 for a 4 pack. Other days it’s $3.75 a can and $12 plus 10% of all future earnings for the four pack. Don’t even get me started on the new 12oz monster cans they have now. 10:05 I can’t get my brain around not putting a closing PHP tag (?>) at the end of a file. I know it doesn’t “matter” and it prevents you from accidentally leaving whitespace at the end of a file and prematurely sending output to the browser. Zend’s coding guidelines even expressly prohibit the end tag : “For files that contain only PHP code, the closing tag (”?>”) is never permitted. It is not required by PHP. Not including it prevents trailing whitespace from being accidentally injected into the output.” When did this become such a problem? I think it happened to me once and I fixed it in about 3 seconds. This is the programming equivalent to peanut allergies. Who ever heard of such a thing 20 years ago (3 years in PHP’s case) and now all of sudden it’s more widespread than…resisting Paris Hilton joke…screw it…it’s more widespread then Paris Hilton at a night vision camera convention. See I’m not above making three year old pop culture references. I should remove the link from my site to this blog before I never get another freelance job again. 10:15 If don’t you think all this rambling isn’t a pathetic cover while I feverishly read AK’s tutorial then go ahead and keep believing that. 10:25 Ok the tutorial is nice and all, but in the end it’s really just a generic CRUD app that I could generate with Cake’s bake script in about 10 minutes. Here’s my favorite part: “It shouldn’t have escaped your notice that addAction() and editAction() are very similar and that the add and edit templates are identical. Some refactoring is in order! I’ve left it as an exercise for you, dear reader…” So basically he’s saying: “This is one way to do it, but it’s not a very good way. There’s a much better way and I know it. I could tell it to you and make this tutorial really kick ass, but instead I’m going to leave it to you to figure out.” Thanks. 10:30 For some reason Zend has a bunch of web service classes – not that I’m against this, but it seems odd that they would be part of the core framework. Plus I’d rather have a really nice index.php/htaccess that would work on 99% of the apps. Hell I don’t even know what half these services are. Lucene, Reflection, Strikeiron? These have to be sponsored right? That has to be how Zend is making money off this thing. 10:33 I’ve decided against doing a really boring CRUD app as my first Zend project. If they’re going to include all these random web services I mine as well use one. 10:35 Lucene is “a general purpose text search engine written entirely in PHP 5″. Kind of cool. RSStalker is the closest thing I have to a content heavy site, but I’m not sure Lucene would do much there. NEXT! 10:38 I have to cut back on these Red Bulls – I’m not seeing straight. Apparently Lucene and Reflection aren’t services. I read “Zend_Search_Lucene” and “Zend_Server_Reflection” as “Zend_Service_…” 10:40 I was thinking of doing something with Akismet. Like a text area where people can put in anything then run it through Akismet to see how spammy it is. Kind of like a challenge to see who can produce the spammiest text. In the end I think that would be abusing a cool free service, plus it looks like they only return true/false and not a score. 10:43 Hey Zend manual team. Add a “overflow: auto;” to your pre.programming style. Otherwise your code samples look a mess if I shrink my browser. 10:46 Audioscrobbler is kind of cool. They provide a ton of interfaces to their music info. I remember like 5 years ago I wanted to do a site called onesong.com. The premise was if someone told you about a ban
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