Sunday, March 16. 2008
Always have up to date documentation, part #1
As I mentioned in my second post, ZCE prep – and dumb tests – about open book tests (like Brainbench), having a copy of all the relevant documentation can be incredibly useful, if only from a speed issue. Knowing you can just open a new tab and type a few words to get the information on a function, or concept from the manual takes away so many problems.
I mentioned there that I have a local copy of the main PHP manual – and I wanted to tell you how I keep it, and a couple of other manuals up to date, as well as other documentation.
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Wed, 28.10.2009 20:56
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Wed, 28.10.2009 19:47
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Hi, What kind of beanstalk client library do you use or h ave you written your own? Is i t in PHP space or a C ex [...]
Mon, 22.06.2009 22:28
Hi, Good post. I am also pl aying with beanstakd and I am waiting for the rest of your p osts. Greetings, Alf [...]
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