Posts Tagged ‘database’
Everything You Need to Get Started With CodeIgniter - NETTUTS
Posted by Administrator in CodeIgniter on January 27th, 2009
CodeIgniter is a web application framework for PHP. It enables developers to build web applications faster, and it offers many helpful code libraries and helpers which speed up tedious tasks in PHP. CodeIgniter is based on a modular design; meaning that you can implement specific libraries at your discretion - which adds to the speed of the framework. This tutorial will attempt to show you the basics of setting up the framework, including how to build a basic hello world application that uses the MVC approach. Why a Framework? Frameworks allow for structure in developing applications by providing reusable classes and functions which can reduce development time significantly. Some downsides to frameworks are that they provide unwanted classes, adding code bloat which makes the app harder to navigate.
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chaco: 50 Extremely Useful PHP Tools
Posted by Administrator in PHP on January 24th, 2009
Apni Library Editor Description: The site list 50 useful tools that all php developers should use
SimpleTest is a straightforward unit-testing platform for PHP applications. To get up and running with SimpleTest quickly, read through this pragmatic tutorial that shows you how to create a new test case. …. xajax is a PHP class for easily working with PHP AJAX applications. It gives you an easy-to-use API for quickly managing AJAX -related tasks. Check out the xajax Multiplier demo and the Graffiti Wall demo to see the xajax PHP class in action.
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PHPDeveloper.org: PHPBuilder.com: A Quick PHP XMLWriter Class …
Posted by Administrator in PHP, XML on January 20th, 2009
PHPBuilder.com: A Quick PHP XMLWriter Class Tutorial : XML & RSS · The Bakery: Four New Articles - Load Balancing, Request Info, UUID Behavior & Upload Thumbnails. Community Events …
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PHP Tutorial - Scanning Folders with PHP
Posted by Administrator in PHP on January 20th, 2009
Let’s imagine that you want to build a page that will display snapshots of your latest work. One way to do this would be to hard-code the images into your document…
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Creating the iPhone unlock screen using xHTML, CSS and jQuery
Posted by Administrator in jQuery on January 20th, 2009
marcofolio.net, Tutorial on how to create the iPhone unlock screen using valid xHTML, CSS and jQuery .
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Learning OOP in PHP ASAP!
Posted by Administrator in PHP on January 19th, 2009
For the duration of this tutorial I will assume you have a basic understanding of PHP (variables, creating functions, working with control flow statements and loops). Reading the GD PHP manual will remove any doubts you may have about ..
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PHP Tutorial: Working with checkboxes and a database
Posted by Administrator in PHP on January 19th, 2009
Over in the php help forum, the question of how to deal with checkboxes arises pretty often. Usually, people want to be able to select which rows of a database to update/delete/throw out the window.
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PHP Tutorial - Creating and Modifying SQLite Databases | Switch on …
Posted by Administrator in PHP, SQLite on January 19th, 2009
How to create, open, modify, and read SQLite databases using PHP .
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PHP Tutorial - User Membership With PHP
Posted by Administrator in PHP on January 18th, 2009
In this tutorial we will go over the basics of user management, ending up with a simple Member Area that you can implement on your own website.
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php etc…: php tutorial - separate your application logic from …
Posted by Administrator in Database, Javascript, PHP, XML on January 8th, 2009
There are many good reasons to separate your programs logic from the presentation code; readability, reusability and the ability to make changes in one part without having to make changes to the other half. Recently there has been a lot of talk (and adoption) of MVC frameworks (heck even MS has a framework for .net now)
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