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The Separate Domain from Presentation refactoring tries to take you away from the SQL-and-HTML-in-the-same-script approach to target an architectural pattern like layering or MVC2.
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There is a widespread view that the ordinary PHP developer does not need to control memory management, but "controlling" and "knowing" are slightly different concepts. I will try to throw light upon some aspects of memory management when working with variables and arrays, and some interesting pitfalls of the internal optimization of PHP.
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Here is the small trick with which you can detect the iPad using htaccess file and make the redirection accordingly.
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This article will show you the trick to set your Gravatar as your Favicon.
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I am really excited about the upcoming release and new features of PHP 5.4. I will not be covering the basics of traits or anonymous functions as they are both fairly well documented already. This article is intended for advanced PHP users, but if you have any questions please feel free to contact me or leave a comment.
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In this article, we show you how to create a full working form with crud functionality using the fast and flexible PHPDevShell.
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PHP is a widely used server-side scripting language that was basically designed for web applications. The most important thing is that its a open source and cross-platform support language.
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This episode was recorded in 2011. Elizabeth now works for Orchestra.io. It’s still a fun interview though because…well, it’s Elizabeth.
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Calling a soap service with php, and building and then passing an XML document as a parameter.
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These examples will give us a better idea on table sorting and has very rich look for table sorting. The method allows you to sort one particular cell in a row from the entire table and we will easily findable that which row is sorted.
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Here is the quick article which shows the difference between two PHP functions which are isset() and array_key_exists().
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Since I hadn’t blogged for a bit I thought I would ask my Twitter peeps what they might want to hear my rant about. One of the more interesting suggestions I got was from Travis Northcutt who said the following:
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Even in languages where there are no constructs but classes, there is no constraint that can force a programmer into writing object-oriented code. In many cases, just wrapping a series of functions into classes do not result in the design.
The Convert Procedural Design to Objects has great benefits, but it reaches a very large scale (potentially the whole application).
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One of the key values at Facebook is to move fast. For the past six years, we have been able to accomplish a lot thanks to rapid pace of development that PHP offers. As a programming language, PHP is simple. Simple to learn, simple to write, simple to read, and simple to debug. We are able to get new engineers ramped up at Facebook a lot faster with PHP than with other languages, which allows us
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Recently I was given a project at work which had to get some data from a server on a different domain through JavaScript. We all know that this is not possible because of the same origin policy, however JSONP is here to help us hack around the problem. JSONP stands for JSON with padding and it’s incredibly simple, yet powerful way of requesting data from a server on a different domain.
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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.
