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            <title>Extending FreakAuth</title>
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            <description>In the new FreakAuth_light 1.1  we added a new nice feature that will make FAL customisation and maintainance much easier.&lt;br&gt;[...]</description>
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            <description>FreakAuth_light 1.1  comes, among the other things with a more flexible way to manage your css, js, images etc. I&amp;#39;ll refer to the latter as asset&lt;br&gt;[...]</description>
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            <title>FreakAuth_light 1.1 released</title>
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            <description>Well guys, here we are (me and Grahack) to annunce a new release of FreakAuth: FreakAuth_light 1.1 The highlights of the 1.1 release are:s&lt;br&gt;[...]</description>
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            <title>I don't like that &quot;auth.php&quot; controller!</title>
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            <description> This tutorial will introduce you to the customization of the auth.php controller in FreakAuth_light. I&amp;#39;ll refer to FreakAuth_light library as FAL&lt;br&gt;[...]</description>
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            <title>FreakAuth roadmap</title>
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            <description>Well guys, here we finally go with the news section I promised long time ago!In  this first post I&amp;#39;ll summarize a bit the story of our authentication and basic ACL libra&lt;br&gt;[...]</description>
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            <description>FreakAuth_light: custom userprofile - PART 2 is a follow up of the first part of this tutorial about FreakAuth_light custom userprofile functionality. Now we will build a frontend controller/views &lt;br&gt;[...]</description>
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            <description>In this first tutorial I&amp;#39;ll explain how to handle custom userprofile advanced crud functionality in FreakAuth_light 1.0.2-Beta&lt;br&gt;[...]</description>
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            <pubDate>Tue, 27 Mar 2007 12:45:00 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Using Zend Framework components in Code Igniter</title>
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            <description>
      Author: Daniel Vecchiato (danfreak)
    
    
      This tutorial will introduce you to an easy way to integrate the &lt;br&gt;[...]</description>
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            <pubDate>Tue, 06 Mar 2007 11:45:00 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>CI SWIFT MAILER</title>
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      Well I wanted to call this library/plugin Freak_Swift_Mailer, but then&amp;
      somebody killed my creativity&amp;
    
    
      Anyway, this is my solution for using SWIFT MAILER li&lt;br&gt;[...]</description>
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