Archive for March, 2008

Apple’s MAC OS x works well with PHP

Saturday, March 15th, 2008

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If you have a Mac and your job is a PHP programmer, you can now install PHP with your Mac OS X. As we all know, Mac OS Xgreat is a great development platform for programming with PHP. In addition, Mac’s Leopard OS comes with Apache, PHP and many other programming tools like subversion are pre-installed. This makes it awesome because Leopard brings a much needed upgrade from Tiger’s old PHP 4 to a very modern version of PHP 5.2.4. You may use 3rd party distributions of PHP, such as MAMP, XAMPP or Marc Liyanage, depending on your need. You can find the installation guides online.

Session Variables

Friday, March 14th, 2008

f1.jpgSession variables are similar to cookies. They are employed to store information for a precise period of time. When the client makes any demand, the data stored in the session variable can be accessed by PHP any number of times awaiting  the session has ended. Variables can be used to pass information from one page to another without using a query string, since it is easy to maintain and retrieve.

What is the Best PHP Program for Use?

Monday, March 10th, 2008

Best Php Software

PHP can be done through a lot of programming languages. This can be from the simple notepad authoring (a practice that can be done by advanced programmers who are already familiar with PHP programming) or from PHP ready programs such as Dreamweaver.

It would be best however to read on more on which software can be suitable for you. PHP is a common scripting technique these days and some even download basic scripts and enhance them afterwards. This approach is actually a learning process and in the end, you will find yourself starting from scratch and making your own scripts for self-improvement in the world of website design and development.

User Validation

Sunday, March 9th, 2008

The golden rule on the world wide web is that one should “never-ever-ever trust user input”. Given this, it would be wise to spend quite some time to make sure that all of the inputs from the users in able to make sure it is safe and what was expected..

There are several things to should watch out for when validating input:

Mistaken input.
For example the user types 99.7 rather than 9.97
Bad input
The user provides incorrect input in on purpose for whatever reason.
Dangerous input
User innocently enters information that would harm the system
Missing input
User provides no input.

PHP programming jobs still in demand

Saturday, March 8th, 2008

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Technology Driven Marketing Solutions, an industry leading developer of PHP solutions are still looking for PHP Developers who will become part of a dynamic and fast growing team. They tackle a myriad of projects on a daily basis, working with up to date technologies from multiple environments. You can apply your PHP and OOD programming experience to make codes for a range of web applications. Success in this field will lead to further career opportunities within the organization.

Cookies?

Saturday, March 8th, 2008

f2.jpgAt the present time, most of the websites use cookies to accumulate  small amounts of information. Websites can read the values from the cookies and use the information as desired. The browser is competent of maintaining or  tracking  of the websites and their corresponding cookies and is capable of reading the information from relevant cookies. Cookies are links to some personal data and allowing to remain “logged on”.

PHP codes are the hardest to maintain

Wednesday, March 5th, 2008

I think there isf3.jpg a time for everything . Old codes and methods need to be put to rest. However, others  still want to be in sync with older functions with the use of plug-ins and continue to maintain ancient super seeded plug-ins as long as they can. But on a serious note, the PHP developers must take a more aggressive stand on not replicating functionality by retiring old PHP programs that were already superseeded.

The Interactive Language of IDL

Saturday, March 1st, 2008

f4.jpgThe IDL or the interactive data language is a kind of programming language recognized as a data analysis. IDL is numerical and interactive that is commonly utilized for used of processing large quantity of data including image processing. The syntax includes Fortran and C. Compared to other programming languages, the IDL is known to be fast in operating the vector operations, it can be fast like the custom loop in Fortran or C or a bit slow if there will be a need for processing individually. The object-oriented characteristic of the IDL language requires having a programmer responsible for managing memory allocation.


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