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One of the essential problems with any new technology is whether to adopt it and diabolically abandon users who are not able to upgrade or miss out on new possibilities and eventually become irrelevant.
Welcome to our first video tutorial. Where I’m going to show you in detail how to setup a local web development environment. This tutorial is for novices and beginner in web development. Most of us are using Windows systems, this is because I selected WAMP at the most appropriate tool for us. We will install WAMP at our computer, and I will show you how you can use your database (phpMyAdmin), and, as some extra – I will show you a process of making own php-based RSS feed (on PHP).
So you’ve learned the basics – HTML and CSS – and are now ready to dig into building your own dynamic websites. Congratulations for getting this far; now it’s time for the fun part! In this course, I’ll teach you, from scratch, how to use PHP; we’ll also, naturally, have to learn a bit of MySQL in the process!
Si vous souhaitez utiliser l'API de Twitter, sous quelque forme, vous aurez à enregistrer une demande auprès de leur service développeur. Pas d'inquiétude, la réponse est immédiate!
Méthode très pratique que j’utilise sur tous mes sites « statiques » où j’ai besoin d’afficher un code php sans utiliser l’URL rewriting. En effet, Apache permet en une ligne d’écrire du PHP (comprendre du <? code ?> interprété par le serveur) dans n’importe quel fichier .html !
Vous désirez utiliser l’URL rewriting, mais vous êtes perdu parmi toutes les possibilités ? Voici un petit explicatif des meilleures méthodes de réécritures d’url, vus à la loupe !
These both functions are used to check the existence of the file. But there is a minor difference between these functions.
Let’s see what’s the difference.
Let’s see what’s the difference.
For the functions like is_file(), file_exists(), etc PHP caches the result of this function for each file for faster performance if function called again.
But in some cases you want to clear this cached information, for the task like getting the information of the same file multiple times in same page.
But in some cases you want to clear this cached information, for the task like getting the information of the same file multiple times in same page.
Ajax commonly is thought of as single language, but in truth AJAX is a combination of more than one technology. It uses HTML and CSS. By using AJAX we can create real-time feedback to our users using server-side validation scripts. Its becoming commonplace in many design niches as its very flexible, easy on the eye and can really improve user experience due to its fast response times. I have gathered a list of great Ajax tutorials from across the web which will allow you to experiment and get you started with Ajax, the tutorials are superb and answer most questions you may have.
I’d like to kick off this post with a thanks to the folks behind the PHP extension for MongoDB, who have done a fantastic job of matching the functionality of the Mongo shell client. This is important when you start to see how similarly the two function, and you might find that you can tweak your logic using the shell and quickly implement the same logic from within PHP.
Duplicates Finder is extremely specialized tool - you can use it only for one simple task: to check for duplicate lines in 2 files. I made this for my own purposes (because I need to check couples of files regularly for possible duplicates) - but do not expect something more!
This is quite simple tool and, believe me, if you don't need to compare two files line by line, it will be absolutely useless for you.
This is quite simple tool and, believe me, if you don't need to compare two files line by line, it will be absolutely useless for you.
Mais qu'elle est donc le poids attribué à un mot clé par Google lorsque celui-ci est inséré dans une balise, un attribut, voir directement l'url ? C'est bien une question qui revient tous les jours dans la bouche de nombreux webmasters et experts SEO. Pour trouver une réponse, le plus simple était donc de les tester toutes et c'est ce qui est fait depuis maintenant 3 ans via le Koxi'Lab.
Inutile de vous dire que, comme pour tout test SEO si rigoureux soit-il, il ne dégage pas la vérité ultime, seul Google connait son algorithme (et encore, parfois, j'ai des doutes...) mais des résultats pouvant être interprétés et des tendances dégagées.
Inutile de vous dire que, comme pour tout test SEO si rigoureux soit-il, il ne dégage pas la vérité ultime, seul Google connait son algorithme (et encore, parfois, j'ai des doutes...) mais des résultats pouvant être interprétés et des tendances dégagées.
“What are the signs that the CSS is sub-optional, or that the developer hasn’t done a good job? What do you look for in CSS to determine how good or bad it is?”
A couple weeks ago I released mongly.com. The feedback has been great, but I've noticed that a lot of people still have some fundamental questions about MongoDB. Questions like, where does it fit and how do you model your data? I initially thought about writing a couple blog posts, but I felt that a short ebook might be a better format.
Vous n’avez jamais utilisé MySQL auparavant ? Commencez ici ! Cet article va vous guider à travers les principes mêmes des bases de données MySQL et SQL. Apprenez à installer MySQL, comment effectuer des transactions, et comment créer et utiliser des bases de données. Vous n’avez jamais utilisé MySQL auparavant ? Commencez ici ! Cet article va vous guider à travers les principes mêmes des bases de données MySQL et SQL. Apprenez à installer MySQL, comment effectuer des transactions, et comment créer et utiliser des bases de données.
Ready to get in and start learning about MongoDB, one of the coolest technologies for web developers?
In this new series, you’ll go from beginner to pro and be able to use Mongo just as easily as MySQL in your web apps. But first, let’s look at the basics.
In this new series, you’ll go from beginner to pro and be able to use Mongo just as easily as MySQL in your web apps. But first, let’s look at the basics.
Snap2HTML takes a "snapshot" of folder structures on your harddrive and saves as HTML files. What's unique about Snap2HTML is that the HTML file uses modern techniques to make it feel more like a "real" application, similar to Windows Explorer, displaying a treeview with folders that you can click to view the files contained within (see example output).
For some time now, we’ve been using various technologies to edit and store text within a web browser. Now with the contenteditable attribute, things have got a whole lot easier. In this article, I’ll tell you what this attribute is for, how it works, and how we can take things further.
The idea of the original was to abandon the grid layout of the table and make each cell it's own line. Each of those lines is labeled with a pseudo element. This creates a much taller table, requiring more vertical scrolling, but does not require horizontal scrolling. It's easier to browse the data without losing context of what's what. The downside is that you might lose the context of data comparison, since you no longer see see cells of data right next to other cells of that type.
When a user wants to change some information on a webpage it's often very jarring to ask them to go to another form to edit the content. Users find it difficult to understand how the changes they make on a form will effect the resultant page.
Therefore it's become common practice to allow users to edit the content in place. It's easy enough to do this by switching out content areas with Form Fields however HTML5 offers us another solution called contenteditable. It's not a particularly new feature, having been in IE since version 5.5 but its addition to the HTML5 specification and now broad support means that you can confidently use it on your website .
Therefore it's become common practice to allow users to edit the content in place. It's easy enough to do this by switching out content areas with Form Fields however HTML5 offers us another solution called contenteditable. It's not a particularly new feature, having been in IE since version 5.5 but its addition to the HTML5 specification and now broad support means that you can confidently use it on your website .