In a pure waterfall project, processes for planning and budgetting are well defined. Scrum on the other hand provides a very flexible way of development which might make planning and budgetting more difficult.
Recently I had to create a soap webservice. The WSDL generator put in too much, so I decided to make the WSDL myself. Luckily a colleague gave me a quick intro.
In my previous blog post Adding Context to your ACL I talked about adding "state" to your ACL. David Zuelke made some good comments about why this approach was not OK. I went back to the drawing board and came up with a new, cleaner answer to the problem.
Recently I reached the bounderies of what Zend_Acl could do for me. I needed extra levels of access control and ended up cluttering up my controllers. In this article, I investigate and show a clean way to add context to your acl.
Quite some time ago I wrote an article on how to setup a Debian development VM. In this article I will show you how to set up one with Ubuntu Server 10.04.
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