PHP Deployment mit Phing

Über die Zend Developer Site bin ich auf einen interessanten Artikel gestoßen. Das Thema »Deployment« ist für jeden Entwickler interessant, insbesondere immer wiederkehrende Updates. Währen ich hier schon mit Ant, SVN und PEAR experimentiert habe, wird in diesem Artikel von Nabeel Shahzad Phing ins Spiel gebracht:

This weekend, I started my server migration, over to Slicehost. It went well, now I’m running on a lean ‘n mean nginx install. As I was moving my Subversion repositories, I was dreading having to move all my shell scripts, which I used to build and deploy some of my applications (outlined in this post). I was thinking there had to be a better way, after all, Ruby has Capistrano, and though it can be used with PHP, I didn’t want to have to install Ruby, etc etc. After some searching (not much), I found Phing, which looked like exactly what I needed. Sweet!

Ganzer Artikel im Blog von Nabeel Shahzad.

February 13th, UNIX Time Will Reach 1234567890

February 13th, UNIX Time Will Reach 1234567890: “mikesd81 writes ‘Over at Linux Magazine Online, Jon maddog Hall writes that on Friday the 13th, 2009 at 11:31:30pm UTC UNIX time will reach 1,234,567,890. This will be Friday, February 13th at 1831 and 30 seconds EST. Matias Palomec has a perl script you an use to see what time that will be for you: perl -e ‘print scalar localtime(1234567890),’\n’;’ Now, while this is not the UNIX epoch, Alan Cox does assure us that Linux is now working on 64-bit time, and the UNIX epoch ‘roll-over’ would happen about the time that the sun burnt out.’”

(Via Slashdot.)