Archive for June, 2010

Recently I’ve been using CakePHP quite a bit, but prior to the large projects I had to undertake, because of how the projects I’d worked on previously had been somewhat small in scale, I didn’t have much experience using it in more irregular scenarios. Lately, however, I’ve been pushed a lot more and have been thrown in to the deep end if you will, of CakePHP. Dealing with topics like caching, security, and integration with APIs and vendors, I learnt a lot in a short amount of time. Therefore, I’m going to list a few of the things that I found helpful, so that maybe I can save someone some time in searching for the answers that took me long enough on my own.

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Many mistakes are made every day when it comes to anything. I’ve compiled a list of 10 common mistakes to avoid for search engine optimization.

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What do: Linux, Open Office, Apache, Pidgin, php, sugarCRM, Google chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Thunderbird and VLC media player have in common…. they are open source software. They are good, they are free, and they can save you money and improve your business, see how.

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With the popularity of PHP frameworks increasing steadily each day, I thought that I could give my own two cents regarding which ones I prefer to use, and which scenarios I find each one to be ideal for.

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