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Posting to Drupal with the Blog API Module and TextMate

It is imperfect, but I finally found someone who figured out how to get TextMate to talk to Drupal using the Blog API. In short, the blog setup needs to include the content type you are using for blog posts after a pound sign, such as:

Blog Name http://user@www.website.com/xmlrpc.php#blogpost

Unfortunately, it doesn't support taxonomies at all, so it's unlikely that I'll bother using it until I feel like putting more work into it.

Debugging PHP

I was a fan of Zend Studio 5.5, but for whatever reason, Zend Studio 7, with all its Eclipse-iness, just doesn't do it for me. Read more »

TextMate: Setting The Default Language

It took me forever to figure out what the dropdown at the bottom of the TextMate window is called - you know, the one where you select the language you want to use. As it turns out, "language" would have been a good starting point in the Google, but it took me a while to figure that out. Read more »

The Editors I Have Known And Loved

Most of the text I edit is code. It's just part of being a web developer. Sure, I do a little writing now and again for this here blog, but I usually do that in a web browser, so most of the time I spend in text editors is for code. But, I'm working on a pretty big documentation project for work, and I'm trying out Markdown for blog posts, so I'm spending more time in a plain vanilla text editor to do both.

These are the text editors I've come to know and love.

Notepad

Everybody starts with Notepad. Read more »

CakePHP: First Impressions

PHP, Zend, TextMate, and Code Completion

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