After extensive testing and rewriting, I’ve broken out of my former mold, and have taken dbshim out of the works, instead, I’m now using my rewritten rollatorDB.
While doing so, I re-implemented my RSS feeds, cleaning up quite a bit of the cruft in that code while extending it a bit more.
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I must admit to having been quite busy over the last few weeks, with my relocation to my old state of Nevada, and finishing up my contracts..
I’ve managed to get rid of the last bit of bloat which was my external RSS parser. I’ve written a slightly odd code snippit which uses PHP’s (now) native XM...
Since the rewrite of rollator into a full-fledged OOP structure, I’ve been asking myself, as well as been queried a few times by curious parties: “How will it work?”
I’ve tried to make it as painless as possible. If you note my prior post, you’ll see that all DB specific queries have been made a...
With the maturing of PHP, and the final inclusion of deconstructors in the up and coming PHP 5, I’ve opted to finally get rid of some of my old cruft, and start making it OOP.
This code is not the world’s best example, but one of the first things I’ve done is rewritten the SQL database shim; thi...
It’s been coming down the pike.
I’ve been well aware of how my tools have become widely utilized. This has become a bit of a problem, as my excellent virtualhost provider allows a total of five gigs of transfer a month. Not so bad?
Well, since several of my tools have hit VersionTracker, I’v...
Thanks to bug reports from users of little endian machines, I was able to isolate the issue where MyPasswordSafe might have trouble loading an existing keychain.
I’ve patched it up to read and write little-endian files natively, so you should have no issues utilizing existing keys with other sys...