Top 10 CSS Table Designs
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Tables got to be one of the most difficult objects to style in the Web, thanks to the cryptic markup, amount of detail we have to look over to, and... more »
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Build a(nother) RESTful Web Service in Just a Minute
This article will show you how you can write and deploy another one-minute web service. The previous article showed how to write a retrieval service... more »
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How to filter user submitted data easily in PHP
Using this technique you can easily filter user submitted data (post data) easily in PHP by calling a call back function with array_map() function of... more »
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A Javascript stacktrace in any browser
Introducing a function you can use to print out the current call stack in IE, Firefox, Opera, and Safari, along with other methods you can get at a... more »
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Understanding SQL Execution Plan (Part I)
Oh!!! Why my SQL query is taking so much time to retrieve data...? This is the common question when our SQL query is taking much time to execute. So i... more »
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Nine Deadly Startup Diseases — and How to Cure Them
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Building a startup is hard. There are many problems that can hurt a startup—perhaps even kill it. This article examines some of the more common... more »
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Java Web Applications Spread Bots and Keyloggers?
In its report, Cybercrime Trends for 2008, Symantec claims, "Java-based Web applications—small programs, such as video players or interactive maps,... more »
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Zend Framework 1.6.0 Preview, or, PHP 4 is Dead
PHP 4 officially died Friday. I started programming PHP with release candidates of 4.0.0 -- which simultaneously introduced me to the GNU C compiler... more »
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Web Application Security
How would you determine whether your website is being hacked or not? Read the way hacker steals the information and hacks your website. Moreover, how... more »
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Over 60 Free Controls from DevExpress
Thank you for taking the time to visit our website. DevExpress is happy to offer you over 60 DevExpress controls free of charge – without royalties or... more »
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6 Essential Javascript String Functions
Here are six essential string functions to extend the functions for strings in javascript...
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Specifics on CSS Specificity
Thierry.Lefort via css-tricks.com
The best way to explain it is to start with an example of where specificity gets confusing and perhaps doesn’t behave like you would expect. Then... more »
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dwImageProtector Plugin for jQuery
As my first exercise with jQuery, I've ported my MooTools 1.2 dwImageProtector class over to jQuery. Check it out!
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What We're Not Admitting about Asterisk
The open-source Asterisk PBX software has come a long way and revolutionized the telephony industry, but before it can go any farther, the entire... more »
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How to display different URL on status bar of hyperlink in all browsers?
you can use this technique if you want to display different url in the addressbar but follow another link on the click of hyperlink. This techniqu is... more »
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Memcached, but do you need it?
bloid via optimmysql.blogspot.com
With all due respect to the technology and it's advocates (myself included), after a surge in articles describing the merits of using memcached I'm... more »
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Goodbye, Passwords. You Aren’t a Good Defense
bloid via nytimes.com
THE best password is a long, nonsensical string of letters and numbers and punctuation marks, a combination never put together before. Some admirable... more »
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10 Useful CSS tricks to conquer the world
1. Reset browser defaults then reset the browser font size 2. Design centered horizontally (fixed width) 3. Controlling position:absolute,... more »
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End of Life for PHP 4
Today is 8/8/8, which is interesting for a few reasons, one of which is that it marks the end of PHP 4. What does this mean? It means yesterday's... more »
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Better, Faster, Lighter Components... But Where are the Applications?
Jakob wonders where the cool open source applications are vs. all the frameworks that are being talked about all the time.
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Are You A Good Developer?
'Good' means having qualities that are desirable and distinguishing. From a developer's perspective, these qualities are both technical as well as... more »
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PHP Antipattern: the verbose constructor
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Constructors are often used to shortcut dependency injection and parameter passing on instantiation. This is a valid practice and often leads to... more »
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CakePHP 1.2 - Multiple Validation Sets
In CakePHP, you define how your data should be validated by setting parameters on the validate property of your model. In version 1.2, there is an on... more »
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Web Services and PHP - SOAP vs XML-RPC vs REST
Thierry.Lefort via roshanbh.com.np
In a typical web surfing scenario, a visitor visits a website and use the functionality provided by that particular website. HTTP request is send to... more »
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