Comments for Redmonster http://www.goredmonster.com Agile Web Development Sun, 04 Jul 2010 22:28:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Making CakePHP Templates in TextMate by Paul Redmond http://www.goredmonster.com/cakephp/making-cakephp-templates-in-textmate/comment-page-1/#comment-116 Paul Redmond Sun, 04 Jul 2010 22:28:26 +0000 http://www.goredmonster.com/?p=228#comment-116 @jose Awesome, I'll check it out :) @jose

Awesome, I’ll check it out :)

]]> Comment on Making CakePHP Templates in TextMate by Jose Diaz-Gonzalez http://www.goredmonster.com/cakephp/making-cakephp-templates-in-textmate/comment-page-1/#comment-115 Jose Diaz-Gonzalez Sat, 26 Jun 2010 03:12:37 +0000 http://www.goredmonster.com/?p=228#comment-115 I've updated the CakePHP Textmate Bundle to include this sort of stuff in my 1.3 branch and have merged it, with fixes to other items, to master on my repository. I've also merged both of the CakePHP bundles (there are two, one official, one not so much) and improved the labeling and grouping. You can download it here: http://github.com/josegonzalez/cakephp-tmbundle Your post only reminded me that this bundle existed and I hadn't yet merged the 1.3 branch back into master :P I’ve updated the CakePHP Textmate Bundle to include this sort of stuff in my 1.3 branch and have merged it, with fixes to other items, to master on my repository. I’ve also merged both of the CakePHP bundles (there are two, one official, one not so much) and improved the labeling and grouping. You can download it here:

http://github.com/josegonzalez/cakephp-tmbundle

Your post only reminded me that this bundle existed and I hadn’t yet merged the 1.3 branch back into master :P

]]> Comment on Introduction to CakePHP for Designers: Part II by lizett http://www.goredmonster.com/cakephp/introduction-to-cakephp-for-designers-part-ii/comment-page-1/#comment-114 lizett Fri, 25 Jun 2010 18:12:19 +0000 http://www.goredmonster.com/?p=191#comment-114 this was very useful!! a lot better than the cake documentation (: looking forward for more!!! THX! this was very useful!! a lot better than the cake documentation (: looking forward for more!!!

THX!

]]> Comment on Shrink your JavaScript/CSS in WordPress with PHP by TeenPublish http://www.goredmonster.com/php/shrink-your-javascriptcss-in-wordpress-with-php/comment-page-1/#comment-104 TeenPublish Thu, 22 Apr 2010 08:24:23 +0000 http://www.goredmonster.com/wp/?p=30#comment-104 Ah. Does WP Super Cache do this also? Ah. Does WP Super Cache do this also?

]]> Comment on Better Than Grep by Paul Redmond http://www.goredmonster.com/terminal/better-than-grep/comment-page-1/#comment-103 Paul Redmond Tue, 20 Apr 2010 20:44:45 +0000 http://www.goredmonster.com/?p=312#comment-103 I fixed this post. Thanks for pointing out my mistakes in the post. Sorry if I confused anyone (obviously, I was confused) :) I fixed this post. Thanks for pointing out my mistakes in the post. Sorry if I confused anyone (obviously, I was confused) :)

]]> Comment on Better Than Grep by Andy Lester http://www.goredmonster.com/terminal/better-than-grep/comment-page-1/#comment-102 Andy Lester Tue, 20 Apr 2010 16:36:04 +0000 http://www.goredmonster.com/?p=312#comment-102 "tpl|php" doesn't really say "only files with the extension .tpl or .php". It's going to match any filename with tpl or php in it, anywhere. I'm wondering what that first example ack myUniqueId -a -g "tpl|php" does for you, because it doesn't make sense to use both a regex (myUniqueId) and the -g flag together. “tpl|php” doesn’t really say “only files with the extension .tpl or .php”. It’s going to match any filename with tpl or php in it, anywhere.

I’m wondering what that first example

ack myUniqueId -a -g “tpl|php”

does for you, because it doesn’t make sense to use both a regex (myUniqueId) and the -g flag together.

]]> Comment on Shrink your JavaScript/CSS in WordPress with PHP by Paul Redmond http://www.goredmonster.com/php/shrink-your-javascriptcss-in-wordpress-with-php/comment-page-1/#comment-101 Paul Redmond Tue, 20 Apr 2010 14:34:08 +0000 http://www.goredmonster.com/wp/?p=30#comment-101 The caching we are discussing is server-side. Although assets (images, javascript, css) are cached locally on a user's computer, server-side caching is done to shrink those assets for smaller delivery sizes. Server-side caching usually reduces the number of hits on the database, and thus, pages are served faster. The caching we are discussing is server-side. Although assets (images, javascript, css) are cached locally on a user’s computer, server-side caching is done to shrink those assets for smaller delivery sizes. Server-side caching usually reduces the number of hits on the database, and thus, pages are served faster.

]]> Comment on Shrink your JavaScript/CSS in WordPress with PHP by TeenPublish http://www.goredmonster.com/php/shrink-your-javascriptcss-in-wordpress-with-php/comment-page-1/#comment-100 TeenPublish Tue, 20 Apr 2010 09:12:09 +0000 http://www.goredmonster.com/wp/?p=30#comment-100 Hey Paul, thanks for the response, although I am a still a bit confused. Does caching somehow reduce the filesize for compression? Does your script cache it , or compress the file size, or does both? I was under the impression that "caching" only meant the browser storing a copy of each loaded file on your website into a temp directory on your hard drive so that the next load is quicker , as if it were loading most files straight from your hard drive. Whats the difference? Hey Paul, thanks for the response, although I am a still a bit confused. Does caching somehow reduce the filesize for compression? Does your script cache it , or compress the file size, or does both? I was under the impression that “caching” only meant the browser storing a copy of each loaded file on your website into a temp directory on your hard drive so that the next load is quicker , as if it were loading most files straight from your hard drive. Whats the difference?

]]> Comment on Shrink your JavaScript/CSS in WordPress with PHP by Paul Redmond http://www.goredmonster.com/php/shrink-your-javascriptcss-in-wordpress-with-php/comment-page-1/#comment-99 Paul Redmond Tue, 20 Apr 2010 07:07:10 +0000 http://www.goredmonster.com/wp/?p=30#comment-99 @Teenpublish - I am not too familiar with WP Super Cache. Looks like Super Cache does use compression, so you will probably be alright just sticking with that; although your javascript files do not look minified. I would check with the author of that plugin. @Teenpublish – I am not too familiar with WP Super Cache. Looks like Super Cache does use compression, so you will probably be alright just sticking with that; although your javascript files do not look minified. I would check with the author of that plugin.

]]> Comment on Shrink your JavaScript/CSS in WordPress with PHP by Teenpublish http://www.goredmonster.com/php/shrink-your-javascriptcss-in-wordpress-with-php/comment-page-1/#comment-98 Teenpublish Tue, 20 Apr 2010 03:06:16 +0000 http://www.goredmonster.com/wp/?p=30#comment-98 I've got a question.. I use WP Super cache.. will your code produce any additional benefit, or is WP Super Cache already doing the same job that this code does automatically? What's the difference between this and WP Super Cache plugin.. does it do esentially same thing? Another question about caching.. Im new to understanding.. I looked in Google Chrome 's App Data and saw that whenever I reload a page, the files order changes in the "about:cache".. does that mean the files are cached, or are being re-cached every page load? Also, a qeustion on caching, if a browser does it, then why are we adding creating code to cache things? I'm very confused at this cache principle.. please explain with the answers to my questions, I greatly appreciate it =) thanks! I’ve got a question.. I use WP Super cache.. will your code produce any additional benefit, or is WP Super Cache already doing the same job that this code does automatically? What’s the difference between this and WP Super Cache plugin.. does it do esentially same thing?

Another question about caching.. Im new to understanding.. I looked in Google Chrome ‘s App Data and saw that whenever I reload a page, the files order changes in the “about:cache”.. does that mean the files are cached, or are being re-cached every page load?

Also, a qeustion on caching, if a browser does it, then why are we adding creating code to cache things? I’m very confused at this cache principle.. please explain with the answers to my questions, I greatly appreciate it =) thanks!

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