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Quick heads up on a super handy cheat sheet for Drupal

By Chris | Published: August 8, 2010
I'm working with Drupal a lot at work now, and in the process of creating my last post, I stumbled across this cheat sheet for developing with Drupal. I had no idea could pull ddebug_backtrace() to get an instant stacktrace, or DARGS() to see the arguments being passing into a function at any point, or [...]
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How to setup Snow Leopard for LAMP development and debugging

By Chris | Published: August 8, 2010
Over this weekend, I've been looking at ways to make it easier for me to work with PHP, largely because I've been using it more and more at work, and I've felt spoilt by the tools available when using Ruby, like the [ruby debugger], or when playing with Django or Twisted, python's own interactive pdb [...]
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My latest reason for wanting to scoop IE7′s eyes out with a sharpened spoon.

By Chris | Published: January 9, 2009
When we're developing for the web, adapting for Interet Explorer is an unavoidable pain that we have to deal with. But it's rare to find a problem that rears its ugly head in Internet Explorer 7, but not its much maligned predecessor Internet Explorer 6. We're trained by experience to expect IE7 to know better, [...]
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