You may be wondering what all this has to do with IT. Well, two things: first, as the proverb says, "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" and second, kneading dough gives me a great opportunity to ponder things that need to be "background-processed", such as the look and feel of my next project, which framework and so on.
Talking of frameworks for PHP, I'm going to have a look at Symphony and will probably install that tomorrow, along with Netbeans, as I think my current PHP editor, Bluefish, could be better. A full IDE will make me much more productive.
Anyway, I think my first batch of dough is ready for knocking back and putting into tins ready for proving.
TTFN
Do you mean Symphony or Symfony? I'm disappointed that Lotus decided to stick with such an old version of Open Office for their implementation. I understand why they did it but Lotus users are missing out of the newest features of Open office.
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