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For those who think English is not important

Even on the small scale, when you look at any programming organization, the programmers with the most power and influence are the ones who can write and speak in English clearly, convinc-ingly, and comfortably. Also it helps to be tall, but you can’t do anything about that. addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Freadtheweb.info%2F2012%2F01%2F28%2Ffor-those-who-think-english-is-not-important%2F’; addthis_title = ‘For+those+who+think+English+is+not+important’; addthis_pub = [...]

A simple markup standard for HTML5

Here is a simple HTML5 coding standard: Always add a lang attribute on html element, e.g.: <html lang=”en-US”> No self close empty tags anymore, e.g.: wirte <br> instead of <br /> No style attribute for rel links for css or in the <script> tags, e.g.: Just <link media=”all” href=”_css/style.css” rel=”stylesheet”> or <script src=”_js/calendar.js”></script> Make all [...]

Checking out Concretr5

Just read about a new CMS: Concrete5 at www.concrete5.org:-) addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Freadtheweb.info%2F2011%2F06%2F02%2Fchecking-out-concretr5%2F’; addthis_title = ‘Checking+out+Concretr5′; addthis_pub = ‘neriodavid’;

Get Start a new eZ Publish project – Part II

In the part I, we started create the siteaccesses and set all the configuration values for the siteaccesses to work correctly. However, there are still other things to do, such as set up and configure the site design and svn version control tool for the project. So, let’s continue. addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Freadtheweb.info%2F2009%2F12%2F01%2Fget-start-a-new-ez-publish-project-part-ii%2F’; addthis_title = ‘Get+Start+a+new+eZ+Publish+project+%26%238211%3B+Part+II’; [...]

Get Start a new eZ Publish project – Part I

In the past, I wrote a post briefly introduced the eZ Publish CMS. In these two series post, I will get into the technical details on how to actually start a new eZ Publish project. We are going to set up a starting point of eZ Publish project, named “Multiline”. This project will contain two [...]

Mysql client uses older authentication method in PHP 5.3 on windows?

Just found out the if I use PHP5.3 on windows, I can’t connect to my Mysql5 server. It says my client is too old. After I switch back to PHP5.2.9, things get normal. So, it means the PHP5.3 for windows used a older version of library to compile the code? I don’t know. It took [...]

FreeGate, OpenVPN and Tor

For us in China these days, access internet is a tedious chore given the major web sites are blocked including Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and the popular Online TV network, TVU network. GFW (So called “”Great Fire Wall”) and the possible “Green Dam” in the future, the “Information control” is strong. Fortunately, there are ways to [...]

A brief summary on Starting an eZ Publish project or before starting

For the past about six months, I am working on the eZ Publish CMS of the eZ System. I feel it has some unusual characteristic compare to other CMS: joomla, drupal, XOOPS to name a few. From the projects I built and asm building, I have outlined some points which a Project Manager may need [...]

Review, php|architect’s Guide to Programming with Zend Framework

The zend.com are initiating a beta certification program on Zend Framework. I received an email informed me that I could get a 50% discount on the exam fee and a free study guide if I schedule and attention the exam before the end of this month. I do have some working experience on the Zend [...]

Use Writer, the online Darkroom version!

As a blogger, you probably already knew Darkroom, a minimalist full-screen text editor( inspired by the WriteRoom a similar processor offer on Mac OS). What’s good about Darkroom is that it forces your focus your writing content and nothing else. It has no window caption bar, status bar, menu bar, tool bar or window borders. [...]

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