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Headers already sent... what's up PHPUnit?

Here we go with a simple workaround to resolve a bad error that you can encounter with PHPUnit: headers already sent and failure of the tests.

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Improve Joomla! 1.5 SEO side

Today I've decided to develop a simple but useful plugin, that somehow puts a medication on some Joomla! 1.5 SEO lacks.

It's been a couple-hours work and it's submitted to the JED ( so we need to wait a couple of weeks to see it into the JED ) but I've already released it in the site of my company.

Let me introduce you Custom Meta Tags for Joomla! 1.5 plugin, a brand new GNU GPL v2.0 Joomla! plugin.

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Welcome to the BlogEngSphere!

Holà folks, please update your feeds: luscarpa.com has just entered in the english blogosphere.

PHP, Joomla!, probably Zend Framework... a good dressing for another italian pizz... techical blog!

Firefox 3.6 on Jaunty

Reading this italian post about installing FF3.6 on Ubuntu I finally found a way to install Namoroka easily on my jaunty.

Perhaps I had a couple problems...let's investigate!

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Design your HTML for search engines' spiders

Lots of fanta-SEOs think that using the appropriate metatags and content organizations ( keywords in your text ) is the only way to be the first on SERP.

This is a common misundarstanding that we definitely need to avoid: as you know, content is important, but the way you give the content to search engines is equally important.

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Magento and PHPUnit

Although there is a good tutorial about PHPunit and Magento integration and I'd rather using Lime ( the symfony-integrated test engine ) here I'll show you how to set up PHPUnit tests in order to improve the QA of your Magento customizations.

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TDD, a starting point...

Here are the slides of Francesco, president of the GrUSP, about approaching the TDD.

Very nice!

Setting up cron jobs in Magento

Magento has a powerful built-in engine to perform cronjobs, let's see how we make them work.

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Create a kick-ass Feed RSS with Zend Framework

Here we go with a little tutorial about creating a oblique feed RSS over the Zend Framework using Zend_Feed, merging different feeds ( articles, products, whatsoever, ... ) and outputting them with the correct order.

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