[pLog-svn] r6788 - plog/branches/lifetype-1.2/class/net

[Jon Daley]

On Mon, 23 Feb 2009, endless enigma wrote:
> I have been doing php just with a simple texteditor, but i found it annoying 
> to deploy the php files to the server by hand to test code changes.
 	Some editors know how to edit files via FTP and/or SSH, and that 
is kind of handy for local editing, though I find the delay of sending the 
file in one big chunk slower than the small delay of sending each 
character one by one, so I edit remotely.

> The caching is also annoying to develop with ... I always have the feeling as 
> if i cannot completely disable it.
 	I don't have too much trouble with that.  If I am working on a 
plugin that is putting stuff into the front-end template, sometimes I need 
to `touch <templatename>` to get the file regenerated, but I never try to 
turn off the cache.
 	The most annoying thing I run into is when working on javascript, 
that I'm not sure if the browser got the latest, so I end up disabling the 
entire client-side cache, and then everything is so slow that it is 
annoying to work with for very often.

> And I am also about to check out Eclipse, I wonder if SVK and eclipse are 
> going to work nicely together, though ...
 	I'd sort of expect them too.  SVK presents itself as an SVN 
installation, and I'd expect eclipse to know how to do svn stuff quite 
well.