"Remember that your founders are your family, give great employees limited tasks, start with ambitious yet small products that dominate a narrow market, stop hating on salespeople, and focus on a corporate thesis statement, or "secret," that distinguishes you from your rivals."
If you are searching for a way to access the current user's ID in you master pages, adding a view creator to your BaseController does the trick. This will make the variable $current_user available in all master pages contained in the views/layouts directory.
class BaseController extends Controller {
protected function setupLayout() {
View::creator('layouts.*', function($view) {
$view->with('current_user', Auth::id());
});
if ( ! is_null($this->layout)) {
$this->layout = View::make($this->layout);
}
}
}
This one-line installer will automatically configure a remote BitTorrent Sync server.
Check out the Project on GitHub
Unlike Dropbox, BitTorrent Sync doesn't sync to a central server. The upside is that it's not putting your data in the cloud. That's a huge upside.
The problem is that you are only be able to sync if the computer you're syncing with is turned on and connected to the internet. If you sync your iPhone with a laptop, but the laptop is closed, you won't be able to sync. Or if you sync your laptop with your office work station, and someone turns off the workstation after you leave the office, you won't be able to sync.
Syncing to a remote server creates a more Dropbox-like experience, because your files are always accessible (but only those files you selectively choose to put in the cloud!).
For the uninitiated, BitTorrent Sync is similar to Dropbox in that it lets you sync files across multiple computers. It has several major benefits over Dropbox:
There's more cool stuff, so check it out!
Both tables must be INNODB. The foreign key field must have an index. The foreign key field and the field being referenced must be of the same type. If fields are integer (typical) they must be unsigned.
I've been updating my series on CentOS deployment for version 6.5, with some additional security steps and some notes for Linode. Hope you enjoy.
Open at your own speed, but open.
Dig what's happening to you.
By "dig" I mean get into it. There are lessons for you there. And when it gets uncomfortable, that's an important time to open and dig. There's treasure in them thar hills.
realjeffbridges
This is how I feel about regex...
"XML is like violence - if it doesn’t solve your problems, you are not using enough of it."
