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Archives for December 17, 2007

PHP Code Generation with Elisp

December 17, 2007 by Cotton Rohrscheib 1 Comment

One of the frustrations for me going into a PHP/MySQL Project is that there’s plenty of near-repetition involved software development; writing very similar code over and over again. Stop copying, pasting, and modifying, and start automating the process! Zachary Kessin shows how to use Emacs Lisp to generate useful and reusable database-access code for PHP. […]

Filed Under: Marketing & Tech Tagged With: Elisp, PHP

Tips for Smart Holiday Shopping Online

December 17, 2007 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

The Federal Trade Commission has launched what I deem to be some pretty good advice for anyone that is looking to do the bulk of their shopping online this holiday season.  I read through the article and found quite a few tips they posted to be great, a few I didn’t think were all that […]

Filed Under: Entertainment Tagged With: E-Commerce

Early Christmas Gift…

December 17, 2007 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

My Business Partners, whether they know it or not, have given me an early Christmas Gift.  No, it’s not one of those cool little remote control helicopters, although those are pretty neat, instead it’s the fact that they have both launched their own personal blogs.  Why is this such a big deal for me?  Well, […]

Filed Under: Farm & Business Tagged With: Blogging, Pleth

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