I’ve been sitting on this one for way too long, and for that I apologize. I really have no idea how you folks have been living without it all this time, but maybe it’s because you have no idea what you’re missing out on.

10. 9. 8. 7. 6…

Think of it as a late Christmas gift from me to you (all).

So you develop PHP 5.3 on a Mac? Mebbe you, like me, are a fan of Symfony2? Then you might have noticed a few deficiencies in the pre-loaded version of PHP 5.3 on your computer.

I just released a minor update to PHP Docblock Generator for Coda.

Colors make me happy, so I made some things for you.

I just released a brand new version of my GitX plugin for Coda.

Work and life has been keeping me crazy busy lately, so I’ve been sitting on this release far longer than I’d like. By way of apology, please accept version 1.0 of my PHP Docblock Generator plug-in for Coda. I promise this guy was worth the wait.

How to install Apache, PHP, MySQL, MongoDB and a whole bunch of other useful packages on Mac OS X 10.6.

This post is mostly pretty pictures. I just ran some really quick benchmarks on a couple of of the YAML parsing options available for PHP. The blue line is the Spyc YAML library. The green line is the syck PECL extension. The yellow line is a standard PHP include(), and is on the chart as a reference point.

Doctrine is usually pretty rad. And sometimes it’s really really dumb.

I’ve enjoyed working on the Zoop Framework’s Lunar branch, and it’s gotten pretty rad in the last several months. I wanted to compare it with some of the other offerings.

If your Drupal site says things like Fatal error: Unsupported operand types in [...]/drupal/includes/common.inc on line 1376, this is just the post for you.

I needed the ability to disable certain HTML <select> options in the Smarty {html_options} plugin so I whipped up this version which allows just that.

Panic’s Coda is my current favorite editor. It’s not perfect yet, but they just keep making it better. Coda 1.6 and later support a great plug-in architecture that allows users to tweak the editor’s functionality to match their own needs and coding style.

I threw together a fancy little JavaScript bookmarklet to create redirects in Drupal, and figured I’d share.

justin hileman dot info has been updated.

If you’ve visited my MySpace profile recently, you’ve noticed that it doesn’t look much like a standard MySpace profile. Which I’m pretty stoked about, since the hideousness of most MySpace profiles approaches obscenity.

I love the Drupal CMS. One of my favorite features of Drupal is the ability to do a multisite install. Several sites can share one codebase. Updates are easily rolled out to every site simultaneously. Overall, it’s a wonderful idea. But I have some problems with the implementation…