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Josedasilva.net is the site of web developer Jose da Silva. The contents on this site focus on web development (mostly php), freelance and ramdom toughts.
If you want to know more about me, send me an email to jose [at] josedasilva [dot] net .
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Tarpipe.com aggregating the web
I am trilled to see that Tarpipe.com is growing on the web, the service got featured on Evernote.com blog and on ReadWriteWeb.
For the one's that haven't heard about Tarpipe.com before, here goes some details about it.
What is Tarpipe ?...
Read moreOnce a freelancer always a freelancer
Most of freelancers, have gone from a full time job, to a freelancer way of living.
What makes a freelancer ?
The blood that runs under his vain, you born a freelancer, you don't choose to be a freelancer, it's on your spirit. You even could foolish yourself, and convincing yourself that a full time job is the right for you, but you know that you'll never be happy doing a full time job, because you are a freelancer!...
Read moreMyPictr - Social Profiles Pictures made easy
Just discovered MyPictr.com, and after a small and quick try out, that was what i needed, fast and quick photo crop. I loved the simplicity and the easiness of the system. I needed to create a picture for my Technorati Profile, and after a quick search, i found out MyPictr.com!
What i needed to make my perfect sized picture:
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Weekend Readings (June 20th-21st 2008)
Save a list of links during this last week, in order to read them over the weekend. Plans to deeply read and implement Phing on our actual project, so i believe that from the 4 topics bellow the Phing one will consume most of my weekend, although i am curious about the other ones too!
- How to costumize php code sniffer pear package
- Phing - PHP project build system based on Apache Ant
- Namespaces in PHP
- MemProxy
PHP Development best practices
Matthew Weier O'Phinney presentations at DPC2008 are now available on Matthew's blog, in one of his presentations Matthew makes an approach to PHP Best Practices, on a daily basis, using PHP as example.
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