WordPress and PHP
I got a bill from 1&1 / IONOS last week for PHP 5.6 Extended Support. I was a little surprised by this, since I thought I’d already taken care of […]
I got a bill from 1&1 / IONOS last week for PHP 5.6 Extended Support. I was a little surprised by this, since I thought I’d already taken care of […]
I got an email from 1&1 this morning, telling me that if I didn’t switch from PHP 5.4 to PHP 5.6, I’d be subject to a $7.19 monthly “extended support” […]
I thought I’d written up an entry on Xdebug for PHP a while ago, but apparently not. (Or, if I did, it’s not coming up when I search for “xdebug” […]
I haven’t blogged in a bit, and I have a few random items I want to write up. I’m doing a lot of work with Drupal, and I’m still learning […]
I’ve had to fix some interesting problems at work recently, related to a Drupal site that we’ll be rolling out soon. I just finished fixing one issue that, while seemingly […]
I’m still doing a fair amount of PHP work. Right now, it’s all Drupal, for a site we’re rolling out very soon. I keep stumbling across random PHP functions I […]
I’ve been doing enough PHP work lately that this blog post really speaks to me. Here’s a good quote: PHP isn’t so much a language as a random collection of […]
I’m continuing my somewhat slow attempt to become a Drupal expert. After finishing up a couple of general Drupal books from Packt, I started “Drupal 7 Module Development,” also from […]
Since I’m doing more and more PHP development, I’ve been spending a bit of time trying to figure out if I can put together a decent development and debugging environment. […]
I have a fairly reasonable “WIMP” stack (Windows, IIS, MySQL, PHP) running on my work machine now, and I wanted to document how I got there, for future reference, or […]