This is not the case, and it was a bit annoying before I found out how to get it fixed!

Today I finished up the first public version of Zend Model Creator (ZMC)!

The ZMC is used to create nifty models for Zend Framework to fetch data from a database. Instead of writing these files yourself, you just specify which database you would like to use for your project. ZMC then fetches the information about these tables and creates DTOs and DAOs plus some misc files for you to use. Then its just a matter of calling the static service for each MySQL table, voiala, data is given to you directly with DTO objects for each result.

Have you ever wondered how these nice spinning graphics are created?
You know, the ones which often appears when you are waiting for an ajax request to finish...

No need to wonder anymore, ofcourse they all come from Ajaxload...

...not really, butnow there is no need in spending time to manufacture one yourself anymore! :-)

I am no designer, at all, therefore it's always a pain when I need country flags on a web page.

Not anymore thou, thanks to this site:

All the flags of the world.

Brilliant i tell you, brilliant.

A thing that always bothers me, is finding a text string in a bunch of files. I have tried more than ten different ways of doing just that, but I never remember how...

...until i googled this way;

grep -lir "some text" *

Thanks Carlo!