16
June
One of the website that I love is facebook. I’m not talking about the social network, well I like this social network, but I prefer twitter and linkedin for “professional use”, but this is another question, because I’m talking about the design.:)
The use of web 2.0 effects and Ajax make this web site on of my favourites.
With this tutorial I will explain you how to create a message mail system like Facebook. (more…)
8
June
Well.. Here we are with this first chapter of a simple guide to php for beginner. Before start I think is good if you know something about the history of this script languages.
Php was “born” in 1994 from Rasmus Lerdor, was composed of a set of macro whose task was to simplify the websites management.
The first step was the expansion of the macro with a packet called form interpreter. From here Php was in continue expansion and now is a one of the most used langues in the websites with a bigger community and over 10.000.000 of server that support php now. The reason of this big expansion are lots. Php is open source, is free, is simple and works perfectly with Apache, the most used web server in the world. (more…)
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13
June
Php Beginner guide : The comments
The comments in php are a really important phase of the programming, because they will help you, or other programmer, when you’ll come back to write on the same code after a long time.
An important thing to know is that their use does not weigh the execution of the script (the PHP interpreter jumps all parties recognizing that comment), or the transfer of the page to the browser (in fact the comments, as contained within the PHP code, are part of what is not sent to the browser). (more…)
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