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About Me
I've been a developer for over a decade, working with a varied range of products. I'm also an Adobe Certified Expert AEM 6.0 Developer, CQ 5.6 Component Developer, ColdFusion, and Advanced ColdFusion, and a Certified Scrum Master.
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Monthly Archives: January 2013
CQ5 Gotchya: Nothing Showing in CRXDE Lite
When working on a CQ5 project for a client that involves multiple development environments, I came across an issue on some of the dev servers. For most of them, logging into CRXDE Lite gave me the full tree of the … Continue reading
Tip: Drupal Behind a Proxy
Before setting up my Linux servers for my development environments, I was using a WAMP (Windows, Apache, MySQL & PHP) stack to do Drupal development. The workings of the site on my local dev machine was exactly the same as … Continue reading
Confluence Gotchya: Resolving Images After Site Move
As any developer knows (or should know), documentation is king. Not only commenting your code, but also keeping other documentation on your projects for you to refer to when needed. As some of the freelance work I’ve done has been … Continue reading
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