Jan 29, 2010 ·
1 minute read
ubuntu
This is post is now quite old and the the information it contains may be out of date or innacurate. If you find any errors or have any suggestions to update the information please let us know or create a pull request on GitHub If you need to do a bulk find and replace operation on a load of files within a particular folder structure, for example when refactoring some of your code, then instead of trying to use your IDE you could give this little app a try.
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Jan 28, 2010 ·
2 minute read
git
This is post is now quite old and the the information it contains may be out of date or innacurate. If you find any errors or have any suggestions to update the information please let us know or create a pull request on GitHub If you use Git for version control and you would like to also keep a track of your database schema (and possibly content though I’m not doing that due to potential file sizes / speed issues) then all you need to do is this simple step: Go to your project folder and into the hidden .git folder, then a sub folder in there called hooks cd .git/hooks Create a file called pre-commit and open it in vim (or whatever text editor you like) vim pre-commit Add a mysql dump command to that file and save it ``` #!/bin/sh mysqldump -u DBUSER -pDBPASSWORD DATABASE –no-data=true > SQLVersionControl/vc.sql git add SQLVersionControl/vc.sql exit 0 (note this assumes you have a folder called SQLVersionControl in the root of your project.
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Jan 27, 2010 ·
3 minute read
zend framework
This is post is now quite old and the the information it contains may be out of date or innacurate. If you find any errors or have any suggestions to update the information please let us know or create a pull request on GitHub With some trepidation I decided that I really had to implement pagination into a Zend Framework project I am working on. Zend Framework is great, but some of the sections can be a little tricky to get your head around at first attempt.
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Jan 27, 2010 ·
1 minute read
phpnetbeans
This is post is now quite old and the the information it contains may be out of date or innacurate. If you find any errors or have any suggestions to update the information please let us know or create a pull request on GitHub If you are browsing around a load of files on your object oriented project using the great features like right click -> go to definition, then you like me are probably also hankering after a nice backwards and forwards functionality so you can easily jump between places in your project.
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Jan 25, 2010 ·
1 minute read
firefox
This is post is now quite old and the the information it contains may be out of date or innacurate. If you find any errors or have any suggestions to update the information please let us know or create a pull request on GitHub If like me you miss the duplicate tab extension from Firefox 2, this little tip might cheer you up: Hold down [ctrl] then drag and drop an open tab onto the green + (or any free tab bar space) and you will clone that tab.
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Jan 19, 2010 ·
1 minute read
magento
Edmonds Commerce have been specialising in Magento for a while now. We have been involved in numerous Magento sites doing things ranging from setting up entire stores (including multi store) through to developing custom Magento modules for specific client requirements. If you are looking for a Magento Developer based in the UK, particularly the Leeds / Bradford area of West Yorkshire then definitely get in touch with us. 2010 has seen the full launch of our Magento Training Courses which are running in Leeds.
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