Aug 05, 2008
While building the site for the EE Screencasts "Building a Dynamic Website with ExpressionEngine" series, I didn't use a remote server. Instead, I developed the site on my local computer. The reason I did it this way was because it's an easier way to work; I can work offline and the pages load faster, which is helpful when I'm recording the EE training videos.
I know I'm not the only one who develops ExpressionEngine sites on the local computer first, but I'm also certain there are many people who do not and would like to learn more. If you're one of those people, this ExpressionEngine tutorial is for you.
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Jul 21, 2008
I've received a lot of feedback since launching the EE video tutorials almost two months ago. Thank you to everyone for writing emails and posting to the EE Forums and the PragProg forums. Also a big thanks to the many people who wrote about the screencasts on their blogs and websites.
I want to share some of what people have been saying about the EE Screencasts:
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Jul 18, 2008
If you are thinking about purchasing the EE video tutorials or have already and need some help with them or have feedback, I want to direct you to the PragProg Forums where there is a forum dedicated to discussions about the EE Screencasts.
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Jul 17, 2008
Earlier this week, Eric posted to the PragProg EE Screencast forum asking about how I get the EE tags to be color coded in TextMate in the ExpressionEngine training videos. I realized that I never explicitly mentioned this and want for those who use Macs and TextMate, it might make it easier to follow along with the screencasts if our code matches colors.
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Jul 15, 2008
Yesterday, we released Episode 10 of the EE Screencast series, which completed the series. Throughout the 10 episodes there are nearly 5 hours of personal EE training that walk you through how to build a complete EE site from beginning to end.
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