Author Archive for admin
Email Forms in PHP
In this fourth part of a six-part series on Apache installation and configuration you will learn how to set server configuration limits prevent information leaks and more. This article is excerpted from chapter two of em Apache Security em written by Ivan Ristic O Reilly ISBN 596 7248 . Copyright 2 6 O Reilly Media Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission from the publisher. Available from booksellers or direct from O Reilly Media….
IT Developer Training Begin preparing for your career in Information Technology at ITT Tech.
A Primer On Postgres Exception Handling for the PHP Developer
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw January 17th, 2008 in phpA Primer On Postgres Exception Handling for the PHP Developer
PHP with Apache on Windows? Piece of Cake!
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw January 17th, 2008 in phpPHP with Apache on Windows? Piece of Cake!
Securing Data Sent Via GET Requests
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw January 17th, 2008 in tutorials, phpSecuring Data Sent Via GET Requests
phpwiki - The Wiki for PHP Developers
PHP Basics: Intro to PHP
In the golden days, XML parser performance was a perpetually hot topic. And today it’s still worth knowing which modern parsers offer the best performance. In this second of a two-part series, object parsers are compared.
A New Identity for Web Services
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw January 16th, 2008 in tutorials, xmlJason Levitt describes the newly burgeoning field of web authentication APIs, including Yahoo’s BBAuth and Google’s AuthSub.
Additional Methods for Using SQLite with PHP 5
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw December 18th, 2006 in Uncategorized, php, development, sqliteWelcome to the concluding part of the series Using SQLite with PHP 5. As you ll possibly know PHP 5 comes equipped with a fully-featured RDBMS called SQLite that definitely can make your life as a PHP developer much easier. It s particularly helpful if you want to get rid of MySQL at least for a time while maintaining the data layer of your application completely isolated from the business logic….
InSpec Implement and manage your source code and design review process. Be efficient with your reviews. Reduce team frustration. Collect and keep inspection data for analysis and ROI determination.
Using Directory Iterators and MySQL with Adapter Objects with PHP
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw December 13th, 2006 in php, mysql, developmentIf you re a PHP programmer who s searching for a comprehensive tutorial on how to create adapter classes with PHP 5 them look no further. Welcome to the final installment of the series Implementing adapter objects with PHP. Made up of two parts this series teaches you how to implement the adapter design pattern in PHP 5 and it accompanies the corresponding theory with educational examples….
New SAP NetWeaver J2EE Preview! Try the new SAP NetWeaver J2EE preview. Download this exclusive development kit now!
Reading RSS feeds in PHP: Part 1
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw December 13th, 2006 in php, xml, developmentReading RSS feeds in PHP: Part 1
Understanding Ajax: Getting Started: Part 2
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw October 16th, 2006 in ajax, development, web 2.0This week we continue with our exploration of Ajax. Topics covered are sending a request using an IFrame, creating a hidden IFrame, creating a form, sending a request using a cookie and more. By Joshua Eichorn. 1016
Understanding Ajax: Getting Started
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw October 9th, 2006 in ajax, development, web 2.0What makes Ajax possible is the communication layer with the server. The most complete option is the JavaScript XMLHttpRequest object. If XMLHttpRequest is not suitable, hidden IFrames and cookies can also be used. Both will be examined here. By Joshua Eichorn. 1009
Introducing WSGI: Python’s Secret Web Weapon, Part Two
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw October 4th, 2006 in tutorials, pythonIn Part Two, James Gardner completes his introduction of WSGI, the new Python standard for building reusable web-framework components.
Main Methods of the DirectoryIterator Class in PHP 5
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw September 11th, 2006 in patterns, php, developmentThe DirectoryIterator class is an important part of the Standard PHP Library SPL . Among other things it lets you traverse any specified directory with a regular foreach loop. In this first article of a three-part series some of the most relevant methods that come with the DirectoryIterator class are covered….
Journyx Timesheet: FREE 10 user license! Increase your sales 5 to 20 percent. Automate billing with this 100% web-based timesheet. 1/4 of most projects lose money. Journyx finds them for you. Linux Wintel Solaris AIX FreeBSD. SOAP/XML API.
Main Methods of the DirectoryIterator Class in PHP 5
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw September 11th, 2006 in patterns, php, developmentThe DirectoryIterator class is an important part of the Standard PHP Library SPL . Among other things it lets you traverse any specified directory with a regular foreach loop. In this first article of a three-part series some of the most relevant methods that come with the DirectoryIterator class are covered….
(Advertisement) Refurbished and Used Networking Equipment Network Liquidators sells refurbished and used networking equipment for up to 95% off list, with a 1 year warranty. We buy and sell top brands like Cisco, Extreme, Foundry, and more. Call us for best pricing.
How to Display Tabular Data - A New Perspective
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw August 23rd, 2006 in tutorials, javascriptIt’s common for a Web developer to build sites where tabular data is used. A common problem is where long fields might not fit correctly, making your browser resize the table cells, creating an annoying scrolling and/or cell height/width stretching. Here’s a solution to the problem. By Nicolas Erlijman. 0809
Do you have trouble with stuttering, delayed or broken playbacks? If so, check out the Bandwidth Profiler, which will simulate the the playback at different connection speeds. If you have a problem, you can fix it by creating a preloader. By Joey Lott. 0821
Best Practices for Accessible Flash Design: Part 2
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw August 7th, 2006 in tutorials, flashThis week we look at methods for controlling the reading order using off stage content, screen reader detection, keyboard access, how to avoid empty hit areas, control over audio playback and more. By Bob Regan. 0807
Introducing Visitor Objects in PHP 5
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw August 2nd, 2006 in tutorials, phpAlthough the article s title may seem a bit intimidating the truth is that things are much simpler than you think. Like many other programming languages PHP also allows you to construct and use visitor objects with minor hassles. But before I go deeper into the subject first let s ask ourselves the following question what are visitor objects after all …
(Advertisement) Protect your software for the entire lifecycle. Only Unified Software Protection from SafeNet gives you complete security from the development stage through fast and flexible licensing, to distribution and beyond. Lock down your softwareÂ? click for a free whitepaper on securing software revenue.
Centralizing the Validation of Data with the Observer Pattern in PHP
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw July 31st, 2006 in tutorials, phpAre you looking for an easygoing article that teaches you how to implement the Observer design pattern inside your PHP 5 applications Your search is finished Welcome to the last part of the series The Observer Pattern in PHP. Made up of three articles this series will show you how to create and work with observer objects without making you scratch your head while looking at complex code samples….
(Advertisement) Protect your software for the entire lifecycle. Only Unified Software Protection from SafeNet gives you complete security from the development stage through fast and flexible licensing, to distribution and beyond. Lock down your softwareÂ? click for a free whitepaper on securing software revenue.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are used for Web page layouts and aid in separating the document’s style from its structure. Used correctly, CSS can be a powerful Web design tool. This extensive reference covers all the properties of the current version. By Lee Underwood. 0616
Developing Web Applications with Ajax, Pt. 4
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw July 25th, 2006 in ajax, webreferenceThis week you’ll learn how to submit information through forms without reloading the page. We’ll begin with the form’s HTML, and then we’ll move onto adding the JavaScript for submitting a form with Ajax. By Jonathan Fenocchi. 0719
Using Method Call Overloading in PHP 4
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw July 25th, 2006 in tutorials, phpThis is part two of the series Overloading classes in PHP. In three tutorials this series teaches how to overload your classes in PHP 4 by using the overload PHP built-in function in conjunction with the implementation of the __set __get and __call methods and explores the native support of object overloading in PHP 5….
(Advertisement) Journyx Timesheet: FREE 10 user license! Increase your sales 5 to 20 percent. Automate billing with this 100% web-based timesheet. 1/4 of most projects lose money. Journyx finds them for you. Linux Wintel Solaris AIX FreeBSD. SOAP/XML API.
Search
About
Archive for zdzislaw.
Longer entries are truncated. Click the headline of an entry to read it in its entirety.Archives
Categories
- ajax (10)
- apache (4)
- book (1)
- css (5)
- development (22)
- devshed (4)
- eclipse (5)
- flash (2)
- frameworks (1)
- java (5)
- javascript (12)
- music (2)
- mysql (5)
- news (1)
- patterns (12)
- perl (1)
- photoshop (3)
- php (48)
- python (2)
- python (2)
- seo (5)
- sitepoint (4)
- sqlite (1)
- techcrunch (7)
- tutorials (54)
- Uncategorized (7)
- web 2.0 (13)
- webreference (6)
- xml (11)
- zeldman (1)