I’ve been on vacation over the last days and due to the fact that the time together with Heiner and Norman was great I wanted to write something meaningful - but I’m not a good writer when it comes to non technical stuff and therefore that’s what happend: Altenburg, RyanAir, Boeing 737 , Great Britain, Pound sterlin, Stansted, London, Tube, CCTV, Kings Cross, Hostel, St. Pancras, Pizza, Pub, Beerhouse Act, Pint, Bunk bed, Cereals, Watterloo station, London Eye, Shell game, House of Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Churchill, St. ... Read more

Cool thing just happend after a couple of months we finally released the new version of the famous crawler extension. Read more on forge,typo3.org

If you look into the PHPUnit documentation (http://www.phpunit.de/manual/3.3/en/test-doubles.html#test-doubles.mock-objects ) you’ll see some nice examples but non of them shows how to translate a function with multiple arguments into a mock-assumption. Within the examples you’ll find: $observer->expects($this->once())->method('update') ->with($this->equalTo('something')); So what if the “update” function has two arguments, pretty easy: $observer->expects($this->once())->method('update') ->with($this->equalTo('something'), $this->equalTo('something else')); I guess Sebastian though that that there’s no need for documentation if something is so obvious :(

I just “released” encodechain.com. A little tool which enables to combine various popular PHP conversion methods and to check how they affect your input… feel free to give me some feedback :) I’m also not sure whether I choose the right name for it … O_o

The guys from Google tried to find out what a browser is :P [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4MwTvtyrUQ[/youtube] (via)

I’m currently within the preparation for some exams therefore my day’s aren’t very fancy at all - and that’s why I just decided to introduce some TYPO3 extensions - especially TYPO3 extensions where I’m somehow involved ;) The mentioned extensions are all created by AOEmedia or in cooperation with AOEmedia, they’re actively maintained and they work within regular TYPO3 environments with all TYPO3 features -lot’s of other extensions don’t support l10n and workspaces - ours do ;) Please use the mentioned pages on forge. ... Read more

I just stumbled over some Firefox 3.7 screens. It seems that the mozilla developers plan/brainstormed to change same smallers parts: Embracing Glass: Toolbar and Tabs using Glass. Buttons translucent and slightly glossy to meld with the toolbar. Raised 3D lookachieve tactile “feel”. Page Button: Connect the Page button to the left side of the tab area. Directly connected to the Page. Tools/Bookmark Bar: Connecting the Tools button to the side of the Window to emphasize the fact that it is used for customizing and changing the UI. ... Read more

I’ve just got a tiny url from a friend ( click ) and this shows that Wolfram Alpha can also plot complex functions in a very nice way. All this is pretty amazing and I just found out that there are ton’s of examples how they process data ~ either by plotting mathematical things, calculation chemical stuff, doing string-analyses or plotting fractals :) Btw - google looses on all of these queries :P (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

A pretty interesting documentation about the phase of the open source release of Mozilla in 1999. They just published this documentation (which aired 2000) because there’s no Copyright for it. I find it interesting because you can see why Open Source can succeed and you can also see why the Internet-Bubble was growing. It’s interesting how these developers live and how they work. It’s scary that some of them found it normal to stay in their office for the entire week just to get rid of some bugs. ... Read more

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