gallery-script created

15th of May 2011galleryAndreas Heigl

I store the images from my digital camera on a local machine at home. But retrieving images is a somewhat painfull thing for everyone else than myself (that is: especially my better half (-; ).

So after some research I didn’t find something that met my requirements

easy
reads from folders
runs with PHP
allows to select images for later batch-download
batch download for the selected stuff

So I created a small application to display images from existing folders without the need to import stuff manually.

To use the script you need a current Zend-Framework installed in your phps include_path.

The script can be found at Github

Create a bootable USB-Device on Mac

7th of April 2011Allgemeinmac usb bootable deviceAndreas Heigl

diskutil list 
diskutil unmountDisk /dev/diskN
sudo dd if=/path/to/downloaded.img of=/dev/diskN
diskutil eject /dev/diskN

Barcamp Darmstadt

17th of November 2010Allgemein, Zend Frameworkbarcamp, darmstadt, php, rhine-mainAndreas Heigl

This weekend I will be attending my first BarCamp ever!

On the 20th and 21th of November Darmstadt hosts the second BarCamp at the Rhine-Main-Region. And I will be one of the about 300 people attending.

And to make that BarCamp more interesting to the PHP-Community, we try to coordinate a complete track on PHP-related sessions. Being a novice to the BarCamp I want to give a session and choose to introduce Zend_Form as it is one of the components of the ZendFramework that makes my life as Developer easier every day.

So let’s see what the weekend brings!

Starting a Usergroup

7th of November 2010Allgemeininvolve, local, php, UG, usergroupAndreas Heigl

Yesterdays DayCamp4Developers brought up the question of how to start a PHP-Usergroup.

Not that I am familiar with it, having until now only attended existing usergroups. But for the last few months I was thinking of starting a local Usergroup in my area, so I already searched for some resources that would help me get started.
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