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Excellent Animation – Love & Theft
Posted on May 8th, 2010 No commentsThis excellent animation is by director Andreas Hykade, Germany. It features glimpses of a whole host of well-known characters from Spiderman to Tweetie Pie. The music is a little bit mental, but it’s a fitting backdrop to the slick transitions of this skilled animator.
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Lookin’ Good: Two Practise ZCE Tests Passed
Posted on August 25th, 2009 No commentsAs some of you may know, back in March/April time, I started revising for my Zend PHP5 Certification, but that was pretty much put on hold when we had a baby… now I’m revising again and after having revised a couple of topics I retook the test. As you can see, I passed it “with flying colours” this time, but still have improvement to do with Streams and Design patterns… Comparing with my last test: 2 categories remained the same; Database access Web features) 4 categories improved; PHP 4/5 Differences (was FAIL) Security (was PASS) String Manipulation and Regular Expressions (was PASS) Functions (was PASS) 2 categories declined; Streams and Network Programming (was PASS) Design (was EXCELLENT) [eep - not so good that!] I think overall however, these statistics shouldn’t be examined too much – there are some questions I can guess and don’t demonstrate that I truly *know* some topics, so I’m going to cover off a few categories I don’t feel to confident on anyway – but then the practise tests are just indicators, and not meant to represent the final exam… we’ll see!
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in_array in Excel – or a Vertical Lookup
Posted on July 9th, 2009 No commentsI’m not a power Excel user, but as we handle a lot of data, I had to use it earlier today to do some in_array type searching. Basically, I had a CSV with a load of IDs, but we’d already processed some of the IDs
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