- Profile shortnames didn’t migrate. So instead of https://plus.google.com/skeemer, I’m stuck with https://plus.google.com/112254540878221541727. Yes, there are work arounds and you can use DNS forwarding and shorteners. I just don’t get why they would take a step backwards from something they already were doing right in Google Profiles. Remember the mess when they rolled out names on Facebook late in the game?
- Comments on active posts make a page really long and there’s no way to shorten it except a full page refresh.
- There’s no way to find the +replies easily. At least not that I saw.
- YouTube posts are really big. It would be better if there was just a small thumbnail and clicking it would expand like the photos do.
- It’s missing a way to DM smoothly. Yes you can Share with just a single person, but that seems hokey. Since this is Google “plus”, maybe a simple way to email other users. I don’t think we need new functionality, isn’t that the idea behind plus, to augment what already exists?
Uploading an existing project to Chaw using git
This is for users of thechaw.com. It is a project repository for CakePHP projects.
Change directory to your application’s working path. This will be inside of your “app” directory.
example:
cd /htdocs/app
Setup git locally.
git init
Add link to the remote repository.
git remote add upstream git@thechaw.com:projectname.git
Edit .gitignore to include the following:
tmp
tmp/*
config/database.php
*Note for Mac users, it is advantageous to also add .DS_Store
(Optional)
This is HIGHLY recommended. This prints out a list of files that would be added, so you can make sure there aren’t extra libraries or other files
git add . --dry-run
Add files to commit.
git add .
Commit files.
git commit -m "Initial commit of project files"
Upload to the repository.
git pull upstream master
git push upstream master
Generating CakePHP API for local use on OS X
1) Download the Mac disk image of Doxygen and install the application.
2) Download my Doxygen config file. Adapted from Ticket #5910.
3) Create a directory in your app/webroot/ named api.
4) Open Doxygen and open the config file.
5) Double check that Source code directory and Destination directory are correct for your setup.
6) Switch to the Run tab and hit run.
That’s it!