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There comes time when your website tends to transcend the boundaries of mere brochure type looks. There is a need to interact, to seem dynamic, and to respond according to your visitor's behavior.
August 30,
2007
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Imagine you are in an interview. You are at the stage where the interviewer has failed to notice the gaps in your CV and is actually forced to ask you some questions.
August 29,
2007
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If you are a developer building Web applications and need speed, functionality, and platform-independence, then PHP is for you. Moreover it is free, easy to learn and deploy. These are the greatest strengths that makes PHP so popular.
August 28,
2007
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Google Suggest is an experiment that tries putting an "autocomplete" into search queries. This isn't brand new, I've seen this sort of thing done on sites like PHP.net on and off for about a year. Basically you'd type in the first few letters of a function and it would suggest a bunch to you.
August 27,
2007
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Variables and functions are essential features of any computer language. With variables, you can abstract data; with functions, you can abstract several lines of code.
August 24,
2007
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Finally, The Perfect Language For Dynamic Content and Database Interaction.
August 23,
2007
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One of the advantages of PHP has always been the ability to easily manipulate information submitted by the user through an HTML form. In fact...
August 22,
2007
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This article compares five prominent scripting tools (Perl, PHP, Python, Tcl, and Java servlets) by applying each to the same six common server-side tasks.
August 21,
2007
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Occasionally you'll find yourself asking questions which would make your life easier. One of these things is referencing.
August 20,
2007
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The software that I write is not intended for just one customer who is locked into a single RDBMS. Instead it can be used by virtually any customer using the RDBMS of their choice. How is this possible?
August 17,
2007
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