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Saying Goodbyes

Tuesday, April 3rd, 2007

6 hours till our plane lifts off and I’m still waiting for the gravity of the step we are taking to kick in.
While the physical journey is about to start, the journey started one year ago to the day when I flew up to West Palm Beach to meet with HedgeCo for the first time. […]

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Yet another Blog Year-End Review: 2006

Tuesday, January 2nd, 2007

In the footsteps of a couple good friends I’ve decided to make the first blog entry of the new year yet another year in review round-up for the year 2006.
It’s hard to believe that we’re already done with 2006, this one went by fast. A lot happened, and due to the overflow of work, I […]

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Rewriting your Platform

Monday, November 27th, 2006

At ZendCon I talked about “Planning a PHP 4 to PHP 5 codebase rewrite, a practical approach”. The talk was based on my own experience, as well as famous discussion of the topic such as Joel Spolsky’s “Things you should never do” and the examination of “famous” platform rewrites.
During my monday morning surf, I bumped […]

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Linux, BitKeeper and Git

Wednesday, September 20th, 2006

A nice tutorial on GIT explains the development of the program, and Linux’s history.
Torvalds began working on Git as an interim solution to replace BitKeeper, which had previously been the primary source code tool in use by Linux kernel developers worldwide. Some members of the open source community felt that the BitKeeper license was not […]

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Is it up yet?

Thursday, July 6th, 2006

Adam Curry and his team at Podshow.com have been working around the clock to launch the new and improved version of the podshow system.
Slated for a July 4th “Liberate your Entertainment” release, the site has been replaced with several humorous “Please be Patient” flash videos.
I’m currently working on relaunching a major site, which has been […]

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