The following is the format for $data that CakePHP expect on your Model->saveAll($data) call, using the example of Article and Tags.

array(
    'Article' => array(
        //Article data goes here as usual
    )
    'Tag' => array(
        'Tag' => array(
            1,
            2,
            3
        )
    )
);

Just thought I should note down in case I forget again, like I just did.

When a geek send you return; in the chat, get the fuck out of the conversation, and be quick about it.

You don’t want him throwing tantrums at you, or worst, a stack of formidable 1337 speak curses.

Here’s how:

SET @name = "Mike", @twitter = "@mmhan";

/** usage **/

SELECT * FROM `users` WHERE `name` = @name AND `twitter` = @twitter;

I was reading this article called Writing Secure PHP, and found a little treasure in that article. 

It’s a hand-out for clients listing out a few basic security details. 

Just noting it down here in case I might need it in time.

So, my boredom continues on resulting in this:

Guess what, with this tutorial on nettuts, it’s pretty easy too!

Outta boredom and curiosity, I followed a tutorial on nettuts and viola! The following image is served from Amazon S3!

It is, however, such a shame that it took me this long to start dipping my toes in S3.

So, how do you create a zip file of all the files that was changed to deploy?

Easy does it as answered by Jefromi:

git archive -o [PATH] [NewCommit] $(git diff --name-only [OldCommit] [NewCommit])

So it may goes like:

git archive -o ../latest.zip HEAD $(git diff --name-only 2f646b HEAD)

Ever encountered an OAuthException that has the following message?

The post's links must direct to the application's connect or canvas URL.

It is due to the settings from the screenshot below.

Just ensure Stream post URL security is disabled.

First of all, There is no such thing as a Class in Javascript. It’s all objects. Hence use functions and literals to simulate “Class”y development.

 
//Way 1: Function simulating class. 
function Phone(model){    
    this.model = model; 
} 
myPhone = new Phone("Android");  

//Way 2: literal as singleton 
var Phone = {
    model: 'Android' 
};  

//Way 3: Singleton into function 
var Phone  = new function(){     
    this.model = "Android" 
}

Read Stoyan Stefnov’s article for more.

Springboard failed to launch with error -1

Ever had any of that error? Exit the simulator and restart it. It should work.