When you start a website, you have a lot of things to consider. First of all, you will of course want to choose the proper website hosting company to support you as you begin to build your site; these companies exist solely to support websites and to make the creation process, as well as maintaining [...]
From the Subversion FAQ:
Subversion 1.1 (and later) has the ability to put a symlink under version control, via the usual svn add command.
Details: the Subversion repository has no internal concept of a symlink. It stores a “versioned symlink” as an ordinary file with an ’svn:special’ property attached. The svn client (on unix) sees the property [...]
While Subversion 1.5 doesn’t make it merging as easy as a system like Git or Mercurial, it certainly solves common points of pain. As a famous quote goes, “it makes easy things easy, and hard things possible.” Subversion is now beginning to match features in larger, commercial tools such as Clearcase and Perforce.
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The documentation covering routes in CakePHP is a bit confusing, and doesn’t quite cover how you can you use paths in the URL as method parameters. I’ll cover how I used them in a recent app in this short article.
Routing in CakePHP is similar to using Apache’s mod_rewrite to give you pretty URLS, for example, [...]
Digg is the new Slashdot, and whilst getting digged might not bring your site down like a true slashdotting, it is far cooler and carries more interweb credibility. So here are the top ten ways to get your site onto the frontpage of Digg:
Buy your diggs
The easiest way: create a fake website/blog and fill it [...]