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lsmith77

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About lsmith77

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    Comment #19993391

    Also what is up with “These external links will take you off GitHub to pages we haven't verified, so beware.” ? You can put links to stuff in all other places without warnings. Now…

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    Comment #16185293

    here at Liip, we usually tend to give people full access, so roles are not so relevant, except for my wish to have "billing users" so that we could create a 3rd party like cleanshe…

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    Comment #16185243

    SAML is kind of the solution that is now pretty well supported in the SaaS world. So you "just" have to setup a SAML provider with your LDAP for authentication.

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    Comment #16185237

    no .. but we choose this different terminology because management is usually associated with decision power, where as explained in the blog post, I just help people get whatever th…

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    Comment #16185180

    just to clarify, Liip is not affiliated, we don't get any kick-backs and generally we do not accept kick-backs anyway (if we do get a kick-back for one of our customers, we hand th…

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    Comment #7845311

    Docker reslly seems to gain a lot of momentum but there is still a need to mature the tooling around it, this looks like a great step in that direction. Semi-related see also http:…

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    Comment #7130567

    indeed .. the numbers should be even better now.

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    Comment #5414441

    I think the first step would be that the Wordpress core developers start to mingle with the PHP community. I simply have not met a single Wordpress core developer at any PHP confer…

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    Comment #5160116

    this is exactly the kind of scenario we aee trying to address with the Symfony2 CMF: cmf.symfony.com

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    Comment #5124215

    ibm thingi was called "project zero" btw i hear facebook is also looking to move to the jvm to ease some troubles with their hiphop approach

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    Comment #4489987

    well for Symfony2 there were two major sites running on Symfony2 pre alpha versions (2 years ago) .. and several others more in alpha. Obviously these teams had to spend a fair bit…

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    Comment #4489839

    Magento is non the less one of the most popular shop solutions. I also see it having lots of issues, but maybe the fact that there isnt anything better shows that it isnt so easy t…

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    Comment #4489101

    Well I want to make sure that nobody assumes that just because I am not aware of any major website using ZF2, that its necessarily a fact. Quite likely nobody in the ZF2 community …

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    Comment #4488871

    sure .. they also both use PHP .. what is your point? just because some arguments also apply to ZF2 do not make them non applicable for choosing Symfony2. however he also mentioned…

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    Comment #3801677

    I think its legitimate to note why someone doesn't want to go to conferences anymore. Now if organizers will act on that is their own decision. But if nobody ever speaks up, then i…

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    Comment #3801649

    Its sad when someone introduces you to a new community, telling you how much they love to drink. Then when you reply that you don't drink, said person tells you .. you know actuall…

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    Comment #3388846

    Scenario: A single backend, providing content for an ever growing set of front ends (desktop, tablet, mobile in various permutations). Content editors need to ensure things look go…

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    Comment #3235962

    btw some more info can be found here: http://pooteeweet.org/blog/2046

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    Comment #3232239

    I am mind blown by this service. Doctrine2 is being tested against SQLite, MySQL and PostgreSQL as well as PHP 5.3 and even PHP 5.4RC1. http://travis-ci.org/#!/doctrine/doctrine2 W…