Tag Archives: PHP

I just found this at digg. Pretty interesting – but Zend Framework should be there I know it is not a tool, but who cares. A snippet: After working on several large scale PHP projects, and writing a lot of … Continue reading →

A few weeks back, I was required to connect to JDE using PHP. After a few days of research, I was able to do so using unixODBC. Click here for the article.

eKini Wiki, has just been added in zflinks.com

I have been figuring out the Zend Framework for the last couple of weeks. I started out using Akrabat.com’s Tutorial but lately, after the release of the production version of ZF, I started using the quickstart from their manual. With … Continue reading →

Makes sense. And you don’t need to recompile PHP and Apache to do it! Here is a snippet:   PHP is a scripting language most often used to create Web applications. It’s easy to learn and produces visible results quickly. … Continue reading →

Here is a very simple tutorial to implement pagination using PHP and MySQL. Although this is not a fully working code, hopefully, the information provided here will be enough for most intermediate PHP programmers. $max = 10; $page = $_GET[’page’]; … Continue reading →

This one certainly caught my attention. I have been browsing around for a good MVC framework, and I am playing around with Code Igniter as of the moment. But Stubbles I think definitely deserves some attention. It is fairly new … Continue reading →

Here is a long guide to arrays in PHP. Good Day! Here is yet another article of Fast PHP Articles Series. Today we are going to discuss ARRAYS. We will learn its syntax, its different types, the different built-in Array … Continue reading →

PHP as a programming language is again on the rise. TIOBE Software has used search engines like Google and Yahoo! to calculate the ratings. Keep in mind that this is not about the best programming language and so on so … Continue reading →

That’s right, you heard me right: PHP6. Since PHP5 had very big improvements from PHP4, especially on the OOP side, I am already excited with the new stuff that will come with PHP6. And with this new addition (the mysqlnd … Continue reading →