Developing With Style

Since I discovered the DebugKit plugin for CakePHP that is currently in early development by Mark Story and others (including me. well, one commit still means I helped ;)), I have been left rocked about the power of plugins. I always thought that plugins were simply a way to create a Cake app that can [...]

I’ve been slowly moving all my public and private projects over to Git and Github whenever, and whereever I can. I’ve already created a mirror of the CakePHP 1.2 branch at Github, and I have a number of my private projects up too.
So I just completed the switch for CakePHP DB Migrations. The source is [...]

After months and months of delays due to work constraints, and other crap, I decided that I needed to get my head down and release v4.0 of CakePHP DB Migrations. So that is exactly what I just did!
v4.0 is now available in all its glory at the Google Code repo at http://code.google.com/p/cakephp-migrations so get it [...]

I am excited to announce the a beta of the next version of the popular database Migrations shell for CakePHP 1.2. It’s a little later than expected (I wanted a release candidate out by now) due to a certain muppet who didn’t commit his changes to SVN!
Get it now!
Take a look at the ChangeLog, and [...]

Back in February in sunny Orlando, I gave a presention on why and how one should use CakePHP Migrations. I think the presentation went down well, but when it came to the Q&A at the end of the session, a few issues were raised that - quite honestly - I hadn’t actually thought about. It’s not [...]