kaylarose

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   by kaylarose 16y ago

   Yep. We are in exactly the same situation. Even moving to 2.4 looks to be a pain. The only brightside is that it's not THAT big of a framework, so patching it is not too bad. But still...
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   by kaylarose 16y ago

   I think http://www.learningjquery.com/ is one of the better (besides the official site) all-around jQuery site. You can filter posts by beginner/intermediate/advanced to meet your skill level. 14 Days of jQuery series is pretty good too.
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   by kaylarose 16y ago

   From my experience, a good way of weeding out the 50 horrible php programmers, is to ask about (even simple) OOP. Then to differentiate Junior from Senior just ask them what testing tools they use (testing is not [as] ingrained in the PHP c
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   by kaylarose 16y ago

   I like Kohana much more than CI, if only for tossing PHP4 support. However, but I've found that there is lots of fragmenting in the community/documentation. See the differences between 2.3.4 -> 2.4 (lots of breaking changes) -> 3.0
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   by kaylarose 16y ago

   Wow, paris look really nice.
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   by kaylarose 16y ago

   Remote admin web app for an multi-server "Enterprise" system. Unfortunately the client-side uses ExtJS, which makes me sad.