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Enabling PHP 5.3 on Media Temple Grid Service (gs)
September 17th, 2011A single line of code to add to your apache configuration files enables PHP 5.3 on Media Temple’s Grid Service accounts.
GIT: Colored Output, Shortcut Commands, Autocompletion, and Bash Prompt
September 14th, 2011Follow this tutorial and you’ll get colored git output, some productivity-boosting shortcuts, command / branch name autocompletion, and the current branch name in your bash prompt.
SleekMVC: Simple and Lightweight PHP5 MVC Framework
September 11th, 2011SleekMVC is the beginner-friendly, lightweight, and nicely-documented framework PHP developers have been looking for.
StockPyle: A Home Inventory Tracking System (for Insurance Claims)
January 12th, 2011Meet StockPyle, our latest web application. StockPyle is and always will be 100% free. Use StockPyle to keep track of your home inventory, particularly useful when it comes to insurance claims. The problem with traditional methods for keeping track of home inventory is that these records are usually kept with pencil and paper, and are [...]
Zend Certified Engineer (ZCE) Study Guide Links
March 2nd, 2010The listing of items from ZCE for the exam, with relevant links compiled by Renowned Media.
Using TortoiseSVN with MediaTemple Subversion
February 16th, 2010
Article on how to configure your TortoiseSVN client to access MediaTemple’s subversion repositories.
CodeIgniter .htaccess for MediaTemple
February 13th, 2010
A few tweaks need to be made to CodeIgniter to make it compatible with the MediaTemple hosting environment. This article discusses these required changes to get CI running smoothly.
Introduction to CSS: Selectors and Relationships Explained
November 15th, 2009
This article will provide an introduction to CSS, which also requires an explanation of HTML (even if you know HTML you may want to read through it as it explains the relationship model). This article won’t explain every single CSS attribute, but will explain everything you need to know to fully comprehend the language.
