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Google O/S - open source code now available - Scott Clark
Java: What does its future hold? - Scott Clark
Packt 2009 Open Source CMS Awards Announced - Scott Clark
WordPress and PHP 5: Be the Change You Want To See - Scott Clark
Microsoft's Ozzie Tips Azure Plans, Use of PHP and Zend - Scott Clark
Competition made Microsoft open source embedded .NET - Scott Clark
Microsoft Goof - One Small Snag in a Code-Licensing Quagmire - Scott Clark
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PHP Development: Getting Started
By Marc Plotz
It's been a few years since I echo'd my first HELLO WORLD script. PHP has developed and evolved and yes, it has changed since it was first devised as little Perl extensions on Rasmus Lerdorf's localhost. In this article we'll discuss the two most important things we should try to remember when developing in PHP.
A Look Into Web Services
By Curtis Dicken
When I first started working on the web and developing websites, the Web Service was a new concept that was still being developed. In this article we will take a look at what web services are and the basic concepts on how they are implemented and used.
PHP Filters: An Important Security Feature
By Marc Plotz
You may have noticed that I have mentioned in one of my previous articles that PHP's biggest weakness lies in its simplicity. But don't for one second get me wrong--I am a PHP developer, and I will be until the day I die. That said, there is good code and there is bad code. This article will teach you how to ensure that your code falls into the good category!!
Aptana Studio Professional 1.5, a Complete Developer's Toolbox
By Scott Clark
I'd read some articles and news items about Aptana Studio Pro, and after reading that it was not only a PHP IDE, but also a full-featured scripting language editor, I had to give it a look--after all, it's free to download, and I'm always looking for a better hammer for my programmer's toolbox. In this article we'll take it for a spin and let you know how it worked out!
Session Security
By Marc Plotz
Sessions are a very complicated part of PHP, and it is no surprise that the smarter website attacks are carried out on sessions. Learn how to protect your website using the session variable!
Building an Error-Handling Mechanism
By Marc Plotz
Are errors chasing away your visitors? Let Marc Plotz show you how to handle them effectively.
On The Go Coding with PHPanywhere
By Scott Clark
We've all been stuck somewhere, unable to get our files to finish the project. Now that can be a thing of the past with PHPAnywhere. Scott Clark gives us the rundown of this new offering, designed with the on-the-go PHP developer in mind.
A Twist In Namespaces
By Marc Plotz
PHP continues to evolve with version 5.3 and the addition of namespaces. Explore this exciting new feature with our guide, Marc Plotz.
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