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Huge sites with thousands of pages and the design hardcoded on each page, this might not be so common these days. But they still exist on some sites on the net. However today people have recognized how inefficient this really is and instead use solutions like dynamically built pages on the fly using PHP and […]

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Share your code with OpenSource

Thursday, August 23rd, 2007

Warning this article is very long!

Every web programmer has at least once in his life thought of a great idea that would revolutionize the internet. It’s hard to describe the adrenaline and readiness to work until late hours to get it done.
The days go and by the end of the fourth or fifth day most […]

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IBM shows you how to code programs for iPhone

Saturday, August 18th, 2007

So the buzz about the iPhone is huge right now, maybe not as much as first days after the release but still pretty huge. So why not take the opportunity to learn how to code programs for it?
Yeah was looking through some sites trying to find something interesting to write, and I somehow got to […]

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Buffering www applications with PHP - part 2

Wednesday, August 15th, 2007

This is the second part of Buffering www applications with php that can be found here: buffering-www-applications-with-php
Buffering a www page using exceptions
Now let’s assume that our script would get the information from somewhere else like a database or a file that changes and after a time an error occurs on the page.
Which messes up the […]

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Buffering www applications with PHP

Tuesday, August 14th, 2007

Well written and optimized code is something all programmers at one point have to start thinking about while coding.
Today this is more important than ever before, not to mentions the need to create efficient web applications that don’t require a lot of computer resources to function.
Not thinking about efficiency today is impossible and shows the […]

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