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Sorry to mention that I decided to terminate the Coders Cult forum for two main reasons…
It ends with 2009 but this blog on the other hand will be revitalized this 2010!
I’ll make this short and quick. I’ve been searching the web for a Javascript sleep function that works and came across this. It was presented as a class but what I needed was just a function so I rewrote the code a bit. Here’s the end result of my Javascript sleep function which I named, well, jsleep. Read the rest of this entry »
Bluefish is a pretty good editor for programmers and web designers which supports syntax highlighting for many languages – PHP included. While I do like it, there is one little problem when it comes to highlighting PHP code that contains HEREDOC syntax.
Web designers out there! Have you ever wanted to have rounded corners on the web pages you design but without the use of ugly GIFs or IE-troublesome PNGs? I’ve got good news for you and it’s called jQuery Corners. Have a look at the screenshot below:
Google is very well known in the search industry but over the years, they have grown to become bigger than that. Google is no longer just search. It’s now almost synonymous to innovation. In times when others try their best to keep their house as clean and as presentable as possible, Google somehow decides to just demolish the entire house and build a new and better one.
It’s a sad moment for many Linux lovers when Linux evangelist and Linux.com editor Joe Barr passed away last night – July 11, 2008 – in his home. Many will miss Joe but probably not as much as his wife Susan. They were married only last year but knew each other for more than 10 years according to Linux.com.
Web designers and developers often take search engine optimization for granted thinking that it is something that can be done later. While that is true, I would still say that things will be a lot easier and better if search engine optimization is already incorporated into the architecture of a website before it is even created.
Sending email using PHP is a pretty straightforward task and this short how to will show you exactly how to do that. The key to sending emails in PHP is the mail() function. Here’s how to to use it:
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I have to be honest with you guys that I don’t really use rapid development frameworks such as CakePHP as I am a hardcore type of programmer who loves to write his code in a text editor but I have to admit that they do make application development a lot faster. I’ve seen many of my friends use CakePHP in developing applications. One of them even managed to come up with a prototype application while in a meeting and was able to present said application to the group before they parted ways.
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