To install PHPUnit on Debian with PEAR:
sudo pear channel-discover pear.phpunit.de sudo pear install --alldeps phpunit/PHPUnit
To see which path the command-line utility ‘phpunit’ was installed:
sudo pear config-get bin_dir which phpunit
Today I read Salted Password Hashing – Doing it Right which was a good run-down on how to do password hashing. The article linked to phpass: Portable PHP password hashing framework which is a library for hashing passwords.
I was trying to run ‘pear’ but I accidentally typed ‘pair’ and got command not found even though I knew ‘php-pear’ was installed. Traps for young players! I bet I’m not the last person to make that mistake…
Today I read What is PEAR? — it talks about PEAR (PHP Extension and Application Repository) and its relationship to PECL (PHP Extension Community Library).
The pretty printing for my *.cs-script files (which are C# files) in ViewVC was really ugly and wrong. I needed to configure the MIME type for *.cs-script files. I edited the mimetypes.conf file and added:
text/x-csharp cs-script
This is a fun game.
Read C Pointers Fundamentals Explained with Examples today to brush up on my rusty C skills.
I had a complete mental blank today and couldn’t remember the ‘net use’ windows command to list mapped drives and their sources. I found Managing shared folders from the command line which reminded me!
Found out about this handy utility the other day: ScreenFly.
It allows you to test your website on various device form-factors. Handy!
Today I had to look up the CSS syntax for curved corners and I found this article which suggested:
#example1 {
-moz-border-radius: 15px;
border-radius: 15px;
}