- Understanding Thailand Politics
- Ray Ozzie: by Steven Levy
- Kitchen Installed
- A Hole in the Wall
- Bathroom: Ready for Rendering
- Private Angus Hodge
- Hodge Family History Update
- Kitchen Destruction
- “It’s Not a Sad Time”
- Field Marshal Melchett
- A Pragmatic Proposal: ISP Filters
- Edna Dutschke
- Steve Ballmer at CEDA 7th November 2008
- Liam and and I at Barcamp Sydney 4
- Bathroom Renovation: The Destruction
- USofA… just when I about to love you again
- Microformat hCard
- Tech support. Yes, this is so close to reality
- Adobe InDesign CS4 Oddity
- Live Mesh: MacOS, Windows Mobile
mungenetengine
De-commissioning old Content Management System
Wednesday, September 5th, 2007Notes from De-commissioning old Content Management System: The MungenetEngine. The engine has rendered 10 million image views and 2.5 million page views from handcoded MySQL and PHP.
"coding" in PHP feels wrong, wrong, wrong. A little dirty. After 6 months, I feel I should be writing in C#, IronPython; at least something decent. Not PHP. It's [...]
RSS implemented on mungenetengine
Monday, July 22nd, 2002Thanks for the morning diversion, Chris. The RSS 0.92 Feed feed is now correct.
One of the pleasures of all this travel for Adobe is being able to visit my favourite place in the world - west coast of the North Island of New Zealand. At the beginning of the current roadshow, I took Jane [...]
Coldfusion, SOAP
Monday, June 10th, 200290% completed a Visual Basic frontend to the mungenetengine. This should make it easier to update and edit some of the content on the site, with resorting to copy and paste. The original interface is a forms/web based thing.
Strange days. Had an email from a Dreamweaver/Coldfusion MX user saying that the Random Neil Finn Lyric [...]
mungenetengine
Wednesday, June 5th, 2002GoLive 6: Adobe's Open Source Embrace. A good read if you are into databases, PHP, GoLive et al.
As as 1.30pm, the Random Neil Finn Lyric Server has served 1000 lyrics!
OK, so I felt guilty. Spent some time creating table versions of the templates for those few people who are stuck in the late 1990s [...]
mungenetengine
Thursday, May 23rd, 2002At 8.30am today, mungenetengine had served 10000 unique page views to 1829 unique viewers.
Earlier today I had an idea of a web service that I could implement here. To the right is from this web service on mungenet - the Random Neil Finn Lyric Server. This is implemented as a SOAP service installed on my [...]
SOAP
Tuesday, May 21st, 2002I can insert SOAP content into the HTML stream. This is the mechanism I am going to use to do cross mungenetengine content replication.
Well, after using a SOAP client/server combination in the mungenetengine, I can call the external server asking for a content fragment and insert it into this site. Done. Duration 45 minutes. SOAP [...]
CSS and mungenetengine
Friday, May 10th, 2002The end of another big roadshow, a week until my birthday, and I've just worked out nested, CSS positioning. Nearly time for Mungenet7. I'll discarding tables for positioning of elements as my base page design, and replacing them with CSS layers.
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Site Design Temporarily Reset
Interesting Historical Statistics
Site Design Changed
URLs [...]
new mungenetengine
Sunday, December 30th, 2001My last blog entry for 2001. What a year. I've been spending my holidays adding two extra entries in the T3 section. There are also some extra features in the mungenetengine
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De-commissioning old Content Management System
Site Design Temporarily Reset
Interesting Historical Statistics
Site Design Changed
URLs have Changed
InDesign at ACP
Monday, December 3rd, 2001For those interested in InDesign. The 'engineer' mentioned is, err, me.
How the mungenetengine works is a quickie description of what is going on behind the scenes.
There's another rewrite in my head. In my features database, there are 21 to-dos. So many ideas, so little time. The more I think about mungenetengine, I realise [...]
mungenetengine
Sunday, December 2nd, 2001Welcome to Mungenet 6.
This one is a little different to the previous versions - the page fragments are stored in a MySQL database and dynamically created using a 1000-line PHP opus called the mungenetengine. The structure of the site is also stored in the database, too. This permits the navigation to be dynamically generated. Links [...]
