Tag Archives: PHP

Debugging MongoDB Problems In PHP

Coming from the MySQL world, MongoDB presented some challenges to my workflow. With MySQL I usually would create a class or at least a function to pass my queries to so that if I had SQL problems, I had a … Continue reading →

Posted in Computers, Programming | Tagged code, debugging, logging, mongo, mongodb, mongodb error, PHP, shim | Leave a comment

SVN pre-commit hook which can syntax check all files

If you manage a project which uses Subversion you’re going to eventually want to check the syntax of files before they get committed to the repository. Checking files before they get committed to the repository solves at least two problems … Continue reading →

Posted in Programming, Something Interesting | Tagged automatic syntax check, checkin, hooks, PHP, php -l, php syntax checking, pre-commit, subversion, svn | 1 Comment

Create an image with PHP pixel by pixel

It’s pretty easy to create an image with PHP pixel by pixel. I wanted a simple good looking graphic to show how close I am to completing my swimming goal, but I didn’t want to edit and upload a new … Continue reading →

Posted in Computers, Something Interesting | Tagged gd, image, PHP, png, swimming | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: PHP

Debugging MongoDB Problems In PHP

SVN pre-commit hook which can syntax check all files

Create an image with PHP pixel by pixel

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