Quick Tip: What Exactly is Web Hosting?
Posted From Nettuts+ / May 19, 2012 / Categorised in Tutorials
Tired of the “techie” trying to explain to you what web hosting is all about from his bedroom-recorded Skype video? Ever get confused with all the funny terms they drop, like “Shared Hosting” and “Dedicated Servers”? We’ve all been there at one point or another! Well, the guys over at InMotion Hosting created a quick, [...]
Ticksy: A Support Story
Posted From Nettuts+ / May 18, 2012 / Categorised in Tutorials
When I started designing and developing themes and templates for the ThemeForest marketplace five years ago, customer support was easy. I’d get an email or two a day, answer them, and move on. But as sales picked up, things became complicated. One or two emails turned into five, which turned into ten, which turned into [...]
Symfony 2.0.14 released
Posted From symfony-project.org/blog / May 18, 2012 / Categorised in News
Symfony 2.0.14 has just been released.
The CHANGELOG
has all the details about the changes and you can even have a look at the full
diff.
Besides small bug fixes, it also fixes a regression in the
SensioFrameworkExtraBundle introduced in the 2.0.13 release.
If you are starting a new project, you can get the Symfony Standard Edition...
Diving Into CSS Regions
Posted From Nettuts+ / May 17, 2012 / Categorised in Tutorials
This tutorial will cover the basics of CSS regions, which allow us to flow content within various sections of the page. Confused? You probably are; read on! Demo View It Online CSS Region Support At the time of this writing, the CSS Regions specification is a working draft and things may change! Techniques mentioned in [...]
When designing a WordPress theme you may want to add some .first and .last css classes to your WordPress navigation menus for styling purposes. This tutorial will show you how to acheive that by placing some filter code into your themes WordPress functions.php file that will modify all your menu items through “wp_nav_menu_objects” by adding .first and .last CSS classes allowing you to style menu items easily.
Today is my "let open source some of my private Github repositories" day, and more specifically, I'm releasing a bunch of code related to documentation.
Meet Crockford’s JSCheck
Posted From Nettuts+ / May 16, 2012 / Categorised in Tutorials
There are dozens of JavaScript testing frameworks, but most of them function in, more or less, the same way. However, Douglas Crockford’s JSCheck is considerably different from most. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how it’s different and why you should consider using it! Crockford describes JSCheck as a “specification-driven testing tool. Crockford describes JSCheck [...]
Hello folks, i wasn’t active on blog so much these days, cause i was on vacation with my family and had really great time!
I was thinking what will be interesting topic to write about and made a decision to go with something easy but something that is required as mandatory in every web application developed in PHP.
The first of a series of post that introduce MongoDB and PHP; this one focuses mainly on the installation of MongoDB.
PHP script to perform IP whois
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