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I’ve recently blogged about how we use Drupal as a Content Repository. I wanted to write a lessons learned follow up post to see what worked out and what we needed to adjust. Where we are We still use Drupal as a Content Repository and just consume it’s content data via webservices to let our application do the complicated rendering. We launched the external part of our …
As one of my first projects at InterNations we want to introduce rich content management functionality for internal usage. We have a custom made PHP application and want to publish a bunch of content to provide our customers with an even richer experience and greater service. Our requirements can be read along the lines of: Provide an easy to use interface for content and media …
This is part of a mini-series about typical refactorings when using DI containers. Read part one. (c) Jil A. Brown Introduce Parameter When configuring objects you will stumble upon occurrences of duplicated configuration. As configuration duplication is as bad as code duplication, making refactorings and maintenance time-intense and error-prone, we try to avoid them. Occurrences I …
I just released 0.9.0 of PECL mogilefs. This is release comes with a few but small API breaks. Basically whenever there was no open connection, we returned false in the past. We no longer do that, instead we throw an exception of type MogileFsException. So the API breakage will be fairly visible. The complete list of changes: Adding new methods setReadTimeout(float readTimeout) and …
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