PHP Developer - October 10th, 2006
Kore Nordmann has posted about the talks from the PHPWeekender event being posted online.
The talks followed three topics:
- Best Practices - security, performance up to basic OOP features in PHP and debugging
- Object-oriented programming - “OO Candy store”
- and the ever-popular “Enterprise PHP”
You can check out the slides and information for each of the talks on Kore’s own page listing them out (as well as some other great talks from other conferences).
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Dev Shed - October 10th, 2006
In this second part of a three-part series on blogging with PHP and MySQL we will be looking at the actual blog. The blog will be simplicity itself. I have created a style sheet that will help in making the blog look clean and neat. The blog will be based purely on a open blog system….
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PHP Developer - October 10th, 2006
Continuing on with their creation of a simple blogging script, DevShed has posted part two in the series - Creating the Blog Script for a PHP/MySQL Blogging System.
In this second part of a three-part series on blogging with PHP and MySQL, we will be looking at the actual blog. The blog will be simplicity itself. I have created a style sheet that will help in making the blog look clean and neat. The blog will be based purely on a open blog system.
This time, they’ll be looking at creating the database tables and making two key files in PHP - the main index.php page and the comments.php to allow visitors to share their opinions. They dont give any kind of integration example with the previous part, though. They just expect you to understand and know how to tie the login script in with these new pieces.
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PHP Developer - October 10th, 2006
As linked to by the Zend Developer Zone today, the MC|Press online site has a new article about the latest feature IBM has added to the PHP distributions on their System i servers - the mail() function.
PHP, the popular Web development language, has long provided a built-in function, mail(), to send email messages. Until recently, this function was available only on non-System i platforms. The limitation applied both to home-grown System i PHP versions and to beta releases of Zend Core for i5/OS (the PHP distribution by IBM and Zend).
Users of PHP on System i can now rejoice. The GA release of Zend Core for i5/OS, introduced in August 2006, implements mail().
They cover all aspects of why this is definitely a good thing. Developers tend to take this handy function for granted until they really need to interact with the outside world via emails. They take a brief look at what the mail function is, including how it’s used, configuration settings for it, and some of the other alternatives that are offered (with advantages and disadvantages of choosing them).
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