Like many, I am limited to PHP 4 on most of my web servers, that until Plesk and SWSoft decide to support PHP 5. PHP 5 has advanced a lot in XML parsing, so I am looking forward to getting into it. So this XML parsing class is on that I have used for the [...]
Interviews can be a stressful situation, especially those in the technology industry. Some technology companies are known asking questions like “Why are Manhole Covers Round?” a question made famous by Tony Martinez from Microsoft and meant as a psychological assessment of how one approaches a question with more than one “right” answer. I always [...]
BackupSQL Studio v1.0.4.0 is in its final stages of development and testing. This release includes better support for MySQL table structure dumping, along with other minor bug fixes. The biggest improvement with this version is the functionality of backing up databases with a PHP script.
We have also started development for SQL Server and PostgreSQL support, [...]
A while back I posted about my transition to Subversion from Perforce, and I must say that I am 100% happy in my switch. One of the things that I looked into was how to convert a Perforce repository to Subversion, I was unsuccessful in my venture but will hopefully prevail one day soon.
I recently [...]
Bug-Track.com’s latest version improves productivity by adding Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds to projects. It’s now easier than ever to monitor a bug pool for incoming bugs.
A new Dashboard view provides powerful visualisation of bug information to help detect and understand trends. The addition of a client management feature lets users specify which clients are [...]
