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PHP + jQuery Todo List Part 1 2008-12-03 17:54:33 In this two part series I’m going to show you how to make a simple to-do list in PHP, and then enhance it using jQuery’s AJAX and manipulation capabilities. This won’t follow any proper coding principles, but will give you the skills to adapt the code to fit your own situations. A todo list isn’t that far away from a simple threaded forum.
It will consist of a few files.
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Top 5 PHP Resource Websites 2008-11-30 02:46:51
PHP is a very vast language. It’s hard to say that you’ve mastered it. For example, do you know how to crop an image using GD and process web requests with XML-RPC off the top of your head? You may know one of them, but probably not both. That being said, there are a lot of resources out there that help you learn the basics of PHP – Processing forms, security, database interactions and arra Read more:Resource
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jQuery In Action 2008-11-20 12:30:13 In an attempt to sharpen up my jQuery, i purchased the book jQuery in Action
by Bear Bibeault and Yehuda Katz. Reading through the book, i could see that the first few chapters were obviously aimed at beginners. They covered selectors (If you know CSS already your fine) and events. You can easily get this information off the jQuery doc site, nothing spectacular there. Chapter 5 covers the effects,
Fedora 9 Package Management 2008-11-20 12:28:24 Fedora 9 includes the new package manager called Package Kit. It aims to be the package manager for your system, as it can install apts, slackware packages,rpms and many other file formats. I booted into it and noticed 2 things.
The first, its incredibly slow - It took along time to download the updates i needed (Slower than downloading a normal file that size from the server) and it took along Read more:Fedora
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Layout and UI Designer 2008-11-20 12:28:01 A stumbled across an amazing online app, meant to be like a CAD im guessing but then i realised the different things it could be used for. Project Draw gives you a grid to start off with, you can then place various shapes onto the grid and resize them. Further more you can add colours, text, gradients, alignments and borders which makes it a really good tool to design layouts. Read more:Designer
More jQuery Effects 2008-11-20 12:27:10 With the arrival of jQuery UI 1.5 i was browsing its’ wiki pages and learning all of the API. I came across the jQuery UI wiki page, its essentially more jQuery effects except these ones are alot more dynamic! You can explode, puff, slide, highlight and alot more. I was a amazed that i hadn’t seen this page or been linked to it before, its something the jQuery UI team should be proud o Read more:Effects
jQuery UI 2008-11-20 12:26:22 For those of you with no jQuery background what-so-ever, jQuery UI is a series of user interface (UI) enhancements made in Javascript. These range from tabs (which also support ajax loading), to dialog boxes which you can drag, drop and resize. All cross browser! Although its currently still under development the finish line is in sight for the 1.5 release. I encourage everyone to check it out, it
jQuery Menu Roundup 2008-11-20 01:27:07 “Whats a good jQuery menu?” is a question I hear quite frequently on blogs and forums. As jQuery is such a simple language to learn, most people code their own for their own sites. I’ve compiled a list of 3 menu plugins, and and 5 ‘custom’ solutions that people have setup.
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Latest release: Jan 07
This plugin was constructed to emulate a desk top apps menu. They don’t clo
PHP Coding Standards 2008-09-26 23:27:04 Coding standards is a very important thing in web development. Code must be formatted in such a way that everyone can read it. Although you start a project on your own and don’t imagine anyone else seeing the source, there may come a time where you sell the site and a new developer will need to work on it. Or you have to hire a developer to work on the site. It is best if you stick to one cl Read more:Coding
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Setting Up an Adobe Air Development Enviroment (Video Tutorial) 2008-08-21 22:59:33 Adobe Air has been out for around a year, i’ve only just started playing with it. I recorded a video tutorial showing you how to setup a development (using Aptana) and make a very simple application. This method will work for all Operating Systems.
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