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PyroCMS is a content management system that, in recent months, has been growing in popularity, due to its intuitive back-end design and lightweight, modular architecture. Described as “a simple, flexible, community driven content management system,” PyroCMS is easy to learn, understand, and own.
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BuddyPress is almost a vast social networking library in itself, which just happens to run off the WordPress core. I will focus on some of the basic installation techniques while also including references to more detailed code snippets. This is an excellent guide for new users who are looking to play around in BuddyPress and see what it has to offer.
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The evaluator is split into functions to evaluate each kind of data type we introduced in the parser. We have a function to evaluate statements and a function to evaluate expressions. A function to produce a value from an expression, some to convert values between types.. etc. We also have some more custom types to allow us to carry around state and such more easily. We need to introduce several
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Just like PHP, JavaScript supports Exceptions - only they're called Errors. However, due to the asynchronous nature of Node.js, the classic try/catch strategy doesn't work. To catch asynchronous errors, Node strongly encourages a particular signature for callback functions. I'll explain all that shortly, but now I have a confession to make.
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After dealing with web applications a lot, you realize that it's all about a series of bytes transiting from one computer to another. You can accomplish tremendous things without ever understanding how this flow works. But when you want to go really fast, when you want to unlock the ultimate power hidden deep inside your server, then you have to speak like the computers do.
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Probably one of the most important principles in Software Engineering is DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself!), every time you found yourself writing the same code more than once, in a same project, or in different projects then you have to re-think of what you have done. For example, how many times you have wrote authentication system for your projects? Or email class to send emails with PHP? If you’re d
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At the risk of being targeted by the PHP hate-mongers, I must confess that I’m pretty comfortable with PHP’s object model. I’m not that naïve to claim it’s a full-blown model exposing all the bells and whistles of other “fatter” players, such as C++ and Java, but despite of all its quirks, PHP delivers what it promises at face value. I would say however that the model is notoriously permissive co
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The focus of this article is to create a simple custom form in drupal 7.x easily and can continue with the same for other custom forms.to learn more about Drupal 7.x visit my blog.
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If you're like me, you often want to stick a script on your web server and have it run. For that, PHP's pretty much your only option... right?
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Sharing knowledge is always a good idea. Lately I have been doing lots of integration with Varnish and Magento with different clients and it will be interesting to find out if you have any ideas or suggestions (read improvements) to make it better and ultimately help the community even more:
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We are entering into the final part of this series, on large scale refactorings: this kind of operations is less predictable and less immediate. However, it is important to be able to perform them with small steps whenever necessary, if we don't want to get stuck in a situation with dozens of broken classes and no clear further step to take.
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The __toString() method is called when the code attempts to treat an object like a string. This function does not accept any arguments and should return a string.
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The Singleton Pattern is one of the best and well-known design patterns.A singleton Pattern in one kind of design pattern and it comes when you want single instance for whole application(means you want application wide instance).
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Almost all credit card numbers used are generated using Luhn’s algorithm. Luhn’s algorithm is a simple checksum formula to validate variety of numbers. We can use the same formula for checking whether a given credit card number may be valid or not.
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In this second part of a two-part tutorial, you'll learn how to use closures in the development of an extendable template system. This system can be customized at will without struggling too much, thanks to the number of interfaces that it implements.
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If you're having problems with server load due to high volume of traffic you can try getting fast cheap web hosting for your sites. Although web hosting is part of the solution you also need to consider other bandwidth heavy website applications.
