Posts Tagged ‘PHP’

Audit Data Modifications with Zend_DB

One of the requirements for my electronic medical record prototype is ability to track data modifications as users interact with the system. I wanted to see how difficult this would be to accomplish using the Zend Framework. This exercise ranged from being extremely trivial with Ruby on Rails to quite convoluted using the Java Persistence [...]

Phing, PHPUnit and the Zend Framework

This article covers some of the issues I encountered trying to execute a unit test and create a coverage report using Phing. I was surprised at the number of patches and workarounds that I needed to get this to work, some being harder to track down than others.

KB: XAMPP XDebug Install on Ubuntu

Install XDebug for use with XAMPP on Ubuntu Linux.

Building PHP Projects with Phing

Now that I have NetBeans, Zend and XAMPP installed and configured (see this article), I moved on to find a build system for my project. I have used Ant for years and as luck would have it, there is an equivalent for PHP called Phing. The need for such a utility is multifold: document generation, [...]

KB: NetBeans and Zend Framework on Ubuntu

Guide for setting up NetBeans with the Zend Framework on Ubuntu Linux.

Abstractia Theme Fixes

I believe that I have all the layout and plugin bugs fixed for the Abstractia WordPress theme that is used on this site.

New Site Layout

I found an exceptional WordPress theme named Abstractia by Rob Goodlatte. I liked it so well that I made it the theme for this site. There are a few kinks to work out such as getting Transmenu to work with IE 7 and figure out why I can’t add bookmarks to the bottom of my [...]