This tutorial covered a basic sample on how to build your own e-commerce application using the power of CodeIgniter Framework. I try to show you how CI works and how flexible this framework is.
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php|architect / March 2009 is out. The topics covered are An Introduction to CodeIgniter, Zend Framework Integration Into VCL for PHP, Adding the Yii Framework to Your Web Development Toolbox, Rich Internet Applications with Flex and PHP: Part 2, Clustered PHP, Go Nuts! Write a test for PHP in 2009
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As we all experience, every hosting account or server sometimes fails, no matter how good the hosting company is. And, this can be accepted as normal when it is within the limits.
For better reacting to the downtimes, analyzing the health of the web application & the environment it is hosted on, uptime monitoring is a working solution.
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cURL is a powerful tool, you can interact with APIs as well as sites or services that don’t have an Application Interface Layer like Google Analytics.
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A simple tool for cracking Portable PHP password hashes, which Wordpress uses to hash user passwords. You pipe passwords to it and pass it a passwd file and it tries to crack the hashes.
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First let me just say WOW! I kept hearing people say how useful and powerful AJAX can make your web applications but didn’t know how much! I am able to insert and retrieve data from a database without even refreshing the page. Today we will be doing a simple example of how to use AJAX. (I do know that the image to the left is actually the cleaning brand logo)
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I must admit here that one of the most annoying things for me when I was learning how to develop PHP/HTML applications was designing those HTML forms. Point blank, it sucks! It is very painful validating your data and doing all the other crap that comes along with that HTML chore. Don’t tell me about DreamWeaver and all those other WYSIWYG editors, they just don’t work for me.To solve my own prob
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We know a lot of people have the need for a content management system. People are constantly looking for the best open source CMS to use. To help people choose, we have put together a list of 15 open source content management systems.
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symfony 1.2 was quite an improvement over 1.0, one of the most important changes was improved decoupling between components. In this article we're going to put this to the test and have some fun with sfRouting.
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The process to check if a domain name is registered or not usually involves a series of steps that can be tedious and time consuming. In this article, I will show you how to create your own domain name availability script using PHP that you may use in your personal projects – it’s much easier than you might think.
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Once again we are happy to announce our involvement with the Google Summer of Code project. Be sure to check our program at this years GSoC.
We invite everyone to look at the list of ideas for this years GSoC, and get involved. Students are welcome to propose their own ideas, and we will consider all applications that are received before the April 3rd deadline. So, thanks to everyone involved
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At Panasonic like most large companies we have a plethora of websites ranging from little one off reporting sites to full scale applications. A major problem arrises when these sites are left up to the discretion of the developers to choose their own styles, languages and frameworks(mostly custom to themselves). Site 1 could be in perl, Site 2 in ruby, Site 3 using CakePHP, Site 4 using a user bu
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