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How to of the Day (Free subscription) | 10/10/2008
PHP is a programming language used to make web pages interactive. Think of what happens when you edit a page on this website, for example. When you submit your changes, they're sent to one of the wikiHow servers, where they're processed by PHP scripts, and a new version of the page is sent back to your browser. Behind this process are millions, perhaps billions of PHP scripts, controlling how web pages...
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Tony Forster (Free subscription) | 03/10/2008
In an interesting presentation at ACEC2008 , Jason Zagami presents the results of a study, Which Programming Language Makes it Easier for Students to Learn to Program? Jason tests text only languages, PHP and VB, mixed text/graphics languages Game Maker and Alice and a graphics only language Robolab (Labview) . The languages were tested in an Australian girls' secondary school. The difficulty reaching...
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Wired (Free subscription) | 02/10/2008
Using APIs in your web application calls for handling streams of raw data. If your program is going to interface with one, you probably want to dirty your hands with XML data first. If you're coding with the PHP programming language, there's a simplified way to keep your XML in line -- the SimpleXML library. Adam DuVander's tutorial runs you through the basics. Wired.com
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Planet Intertwingly (Free subscription) | 21/09/2008
Replacing PHP will take more than a programming language
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AterSlash (Free subscription) | 18/09/2008
PHP has probably the best documentation of an language thanks to PHP.net. It is really wonderful, everyone should follow their lead.
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Slashdot (Free subscription) | 18/09/2008
Howling writes "I've been a PHP programmer for a few years and after taking a trip through many sites Ive learned that www.php.net is probably the most complete souce when looking for information/documentation. I have been trying to find similar sites for every other language (Java, perl or ASP, for instance) without equal success, though. I ask: what is the best documentation/reference site for your...
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http://allhostinginfo.com/feed/ (Free subscription) | 16/09/2008
Author: Webhostingrating PHP hosting is a server side scripting language used to create dynamic web pages. In other words PHP can be considered as a computer programming language that is designed for producing dynamic web pages. PHP generally runs on a web server using the PHP code for input to create the output of web pages. [...]
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/home/siddhi (Free subscription) | 31/08/2008
CIO magazine has an article titled You Used THAT Programming Language to Write WHAT? They took five "scripting" languages — Ruby, Python, Javascript, PHP and Perl — and then get Zed Shaw , Martin Aspeli , Michael Morrison , Kenneth Hess and James Turner to write about what kind of applications the language is good for, and where you are better using another language. Check it out .
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PHP Developper (Free subscription) | 22/08/2008
Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week: Roshan Bhattarai's Blog: How to filter user submitted data easily in PHP? Christopher Jones' Blog: Free: Experience Oracle, PHP & Ruby/Rails at Oracle HQ Ibuildings Blog: Is PHP an Agile Programming Language? Site News: Job Postings for the week of 08.10.2008 Tobias Schlitt's Blog: Beware, FrOSCon ahead! Site News: Popular Posts for the Week of...
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Web Hosting Tutorials | Web Hosting (Free subscription) | 20/08/2008
PHP Web Hosting PHP is a popular open-source programming language used by many websites designers and developers to build dynamic web applications for users to interact with. In most cases, dynamic PHP web hosting applications will be using a MySQL database backend so that all the necessary data can be held in one central store. Since [...]
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PHPDeveloper.org (Free subscription) | 20/08/2008
A new tutorial has been posted to php|architects C7Y community site looking at some practical uses of the PHP tokenizer to work with your source. In this article we take a look at the PHP tokenizer and its potential at analyzing and processing PHP source code. We will build several working examples, which you can start using and extending for your own purposes. The author, Stan Vassilev , explains...
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Revenue Source (Free subscription) | 15/08/2008
On the Ibuildings blog there's a new post that looks to answer the question "is PHP an agile programming language?" In raising the question about whether a specific programming language is agile I want to avoid exploring what makes a language agile, or comparing PHP with other languages. The intention here is not to associate PHP to agile as a natural relationship, as much as to try and understand...
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Planet Intertwingly (Free subscription) | 07/08/2008
You know, once I had embraced the chaos that is PHP, I was quite productive for a while. I wrote a bunch of code, some of which I still use every day: This blog, for example, as well as my news reader both are using my own custom code. I got comfortable doing everything from websites to CLI scripts in it, but have never really felt particularly happy doing it. So... I want to start using Python instead....
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Joe Stagner (Free subscription) | 01/08/2008
Lots, even MOST PHP applications are Open Souce but what if you want to distribute your application but don't want to distribute your PHP Source Code ? Check out Nu-Coder from NuSphere. Nu-Coder converts the source code of PHP Script into compiled PHP bytecodes for both accelerated runtime performance and maximum security. http://www.nusphere.com/products/nucoder.htm
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MaisonBisson.com (Free subscription) | 15/07/2008
David Cloutman pointed to Craiglist’s job ads as an indicator of programming language popularity. Here’s the hit counts for “web design jobs” and “internet engineering jobs” in the Bay Area: PHP Java Ruby Python PERL internet engineering jobs 167 246 85 98 109 web design jobs 110 71 22 19 31 Cloutman has a few ideas for what the numbers mean, but I’m just entertained by the data. (Note: he corrected...
