Please be praying we find someone good (or, suitably sinful but repentant and appropriately talented, because there’s nearly no such thing as a good person).
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# by Josh on March 2nd, 2007 Tags: AJAX, code versioning systems, CVS, Java, PHP, programmer, Python, relational database, SMS, sydney, web-based communication/publishing tools, young developer
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Eclipse rocks my socks and covers my ass
I just had my butt saved massively by Eclipse.
I’m not even using it with SVN/CVS but local versioning fixed an accidental overwrite. Best. App. Ever. It just secured its place as my markup development tool of choice. I used to be ambivalent about it where there wasn’t any PHP (using the excellent PHP Eclipse plugin) involved, because of lack of syntax highlighting and whatever else (this can be remedied very quickly using the Eclipse Web Standard Tools (WST) subproject, but it isn’t installed by default), but for everything else it offers, and for the inevitable transition into a programming language once projects reach a certain stage, it’s so worth using earlier in the process anyway.
*happy-relieved sigh*
# by Josh on November 3rd, 2006 Tags: CVS, markup development tool, PHP, Web Standard Tools
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Opera’s cache rocks
So I’d accidentally replaced-from-HEAD a project in CVS here, having not worked on it for a week or two and having forgotten I had, in fact, made changes. Oops.
Fortunately, Opera will save your tabs of everything forever in a tab-cache (as well as a file-cache, but rendered), so as soon as I fired that up I knew I was saved! Such a liberating feeling. I love Opera. *saves images, markup + CSS and hurriedly checks in*
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